The Quilter's Album of Patchwork Blocks and Borders: 4044 Pieced Blocks for Quilters by Jinny Beyer

Published 2009

Providing quilters, researchers, and design enthusiasts with a comprehensive tool for finding, identifying, and drafting more than 4,000 unique patterns, this encyclopedia of quilt block designs presents a method of categorizing designs that eliminates duplication and allows quilters to understand exactly how each one is constructed. Each design is analyzed in terms of the grid on which it is drawn, making it easy recreate the pattern in any size or color scheme desired. Each block is thoroughly researched and listed according the original name and date of publication. Double names and duplicates are cross-referenced for easy use. Packed with information and inspiration, this also contains photographs of full quilts, as well as a detailed bibliography and indexes.

Stash Magic: 13 Quilts That Make the Most of Your Fabric Collection by Jaynette Huff

Published 2009

Out of the Box: Unleash Your Creativity Through Quilts by Mary Lou Weidman

Published 2009

Once upon a time, there was a quiltmaker whose quilts told wonderful stories. News of her talents spread far and wide, and she began sharing her secrets with others. Soon people asked her to write down her quiltmaking secrets, so she wrote books that became treasures. With this one in your hands, now you hold the secrets to making story quilts!
You'll discover a treasure trove of ideas, exercises, tips, and techniques for unlocking your creativity. You'll also learn the importance of mood, composition, and drama in story quilts. So start making quilts that tell your own colorful stories-and live happily ever after!

Jan Krentz's Playing Cards--Single Deck by Jan Krentz

Published 2009

Images of Jan Krentz's fabulous diamond, star, and landscape quilts make these playing cards irresistible to fabric lovers. Priced for impulse buys, the cards make great small gifts. Display at your register with Ricky Tims' Playing Cards and watch them fly out the door! Also available in single decks.

Patchwork 4 Ways by Kathleen Hulett

Published 2009

Master just four simple blocks and you're on your way to an endless variety of quilt designs! Use one or a combination of blocks to make these 16 charming quilts, culminating in the stunning Cabins in the Stars quilt using all four blocks. It's never been easier! Just seven simple square and rectangular shapes make up the four basic blocks. You see triangles, but there aren't any to cut or sew! Complete yardage and cutting instructions are given for multiple sizes for the 17 different quilts along with easy-to-follow, step-by-step illustrations. Want to design your own block? Kathleen provides a conversion chart and worksheet so figuring your own yardage is a snap.

Garden Nouveau Quilts by Vicky Lawrence

Published 2009

The flowing style and organic motifs of Vicky's original designs hark back to a time when traditional and contemporary tastes were combining for a new (nouveau) look. Use any of the 10 blocks in any of the seven projects to complement or become the basis for a unique style. Designed as hand appliqué work that is easily portable, these patterns can also be fused for quicker results. Projects include fun ideas such as a sachet cover, bolster, and tote, as well as the original bed-size quilt and miniature version, a wallhanging, and table runner. Beginners will learn the basics of appliqué; experienced sewers will appreciate the clear patterns and directions.

Skinny Quilts and Table Runners II : 15 Designs from Celebrated Quilters by Eleanor Levie

P:ublished 2009

Color Shuffle: New Quilts from Karla Alexander by Karla Alexander

Published 2009

Blended Borders: Quilts with a Creative Edge by Pamela Mostek

Published 2009

Quilt a Gift by Barri Sue Gaudel

Published 2009

Quilt A Gift is a precious collection of beautiful quilted gifts for every occasion including birthdays, Mother's Day, weddings and Christmas. You will be able to create elegant home accents using pieced patchwork and appliqué, all featuring the author's stylish country charm. The complexity of each project reflects the amount of time required to stitch the piece, meaning gifts for a dinner party's hostess are quick-to-stitch and presents for a newborn baby are more heirloom.

Jelly Roll Inspirations by Pam Lintott

Published 2009

Jelly Roll Challenge offers twelve brand new practical quilt projects to satisfy every Jelly Roll addict. Alongside the winning entries, every quilt has been recreated by the author, ensuring absolute accuracy and providing you with an alternative color variation. Each design comes with a full color styled photograph, comprehensive instructions and complete diagrams. Plus, each quilt requires one Jelly Roll and additional background fabric, making all of the projects quick, inexpensive and fun.

The Quiltmakers by David & Charles Publishers

Published 2009

The Quiltmakers offers a unique opportunity for quilters to learn from the masters of their cherished craft. Drawn from around the world, top names such as Lynette Jenson, Jan Bolton and Joanna Figueroa have come together to share their expertise in this practical guide to a range of quilt patterns and techniques. Each of the chapters begins with a guide to the quilter's work and inspiration, followed by a practical project and valuable insight which is sure to be a treasured reference for quilters everywhere.

Sweet Nursery Chic : Sew 50 Adorable Projects in 10 Charming Themes by Susan Cousineau

Published 2009

Sweet Nursery Chic combines cozy textures and playful prints, whimsical motifs, embroidered details and charming embellishments for a distinctive three-dimensional look to quilts, wall hangings, pillows and more. Simple block-pattern designs characterize each collection, which are perfect for anyone who wants to learn basic piecing, wool felt and fusible web appliqué, basic embroidery and quilting techniques. Each of the 10 themes capture the sweetness of childhood including Frog Pond, Blossom Bunny, Princess Lily, Butterfly Garden, Jungle Chic and more. In addition, hints on decorating, fun variations and baby shower gift suggestions offer you even more sweet ideas.

Sophisticated Stitches: Designs for Quilting, Appliqué, Sashiko and Embroidery by Don Linn

Published 2009

Book of quilting designs for hand and machine applique in three categories: art deco, flora, and japanese crests, plus more!

Quilter's Favorites: Traditional Pieced and Appliqued, Vol. 1 by C and T Publishing Staff

Published 2009

You're sure to find projects you'll love making in this collection that combines clever takes on favorite blocks and applique motifs with fresh, contemporary fabrics.

Creative Two-Block Quilts by Trice Boerens: Book Cover * Creative Two-Block Quilts: Original Blocks: 20 Quilt Designs: Unlimited Combinations by Tri

Published 2009

You've never seen pieced blocks quite like these original creations from award-winning designer Trice Boerens. Use them to make any of Trice's 20 two-block quilt designs, or combine them in your own favorite ways. The possibilities are endless!

Cozy Modern Quilts: 23 Easy Pieced Projects to Bust Your Stash by Kim Schaefer

Published 2009

Modern doesn't have to be hard-edged. Make a soft statement with statement with these irresistibly cozy, contemporary quilts built from simple squares and rectangles.

Applique Petal Party: A Bouquet of 16 Blocks & Flowering Border by Susan Brubaker Knapp

Published 2009

The project quilt has sixteen 12 blocks. It will include an 8-page color booklet that will include Applique basics and quilt project instructions. There will also be full-size applique patterns for the 16 blocks. Includes 8 page color booklet with 9 pull-outs.

Terrific Table Toppers with Patrick Lose: Decorate Your Home with Fast Fusible Applique: 10 Quilt Projects by Patrick Lose

Published 2009

Dress up any decor with 10 fast, fused applique table toppers. Colorful designs for everyday, holidays, and celebrations.

The Book of Painted Quilts: Hand Painted Quilts and Other Home Accessories: Hand Painted Quilts and Other Home Accessories by Decorative Arts Collecti

Published 2009

When fabric goes under the brush of talented decorative artists, the results are simply stunning. The painted quilts (and quilted items such as table runners, wall hangings, and pillows), along with companion pieces on nonfabric surfaces create a visual feast! You can see the talent on display—every stroke of the brush and every stitch combine perfectly to convey an overall cohesive feeling to each piece.