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| 1. Fort Firefly Organizer, 2. CH Frame Purse, 3. Autumn Sky, 4. Zakka Pencil Pouch Two Ways, 5. Crossword Quilt, 6. Zakka Activity Pillow 2, 7. Plain & Fancy Mini Quilt, 8. Storytelling Pillow, 9. Rosette Clutch |
It's here again -- Sew Mama Sew's biannual Giveaway Day! I love this opportunity to get to know a few new faces in the online sewing community while getting my name in the ring for some fantastic prizes. If you're a newcomer to Fabric Mutt, welcome to my little corner of the blogging universe. Above is a mosaic of my projects pulled from the past six months -- so many great memories here. If you stop by my blog often, this is the kind of stuff you'll see. I'm currently working on a book for Stash Books, so there's a lot going on behind the scenes these days, but I'll have lots more to share with you in the coming year. 2013 has been amazing, and I know that 2014 is going to be just as great!
I know you have hundreds of other sites to visit before the day is through, so let's get to the giveaway. Normally I love to pull some fabric from my stash to share with one of you, but between rising shipping costs and packages going missing, I'm taking no chances. This week's winner gets a $25 online gift certificate to one of my favorite fabric shops: Fabricworm. International entries are welcome, and the winner will be chosen randomly and announced here this Friday (12/13) after 5pm. Please be sure that you leave an email address in your comment if you're a no-reply blogger so that I can get in touch with you if you've won! All you have to do is leave a comment on this post answering this question: what's your favorite sewing book? I usually love to answer my readers' comments on the blog, but due to the high volume of remarks left on giveaway posts I probably won't have the chance to answer everyone this time. Come back again with a comment on another post, though, and I'll be happy to chat with you!
Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful week!
Linking up to Giveaway Headquarters at Sew Mama Sew.
I have several that I don't have yet, but of the ones I have....Sunday Morning Quilts!
ReplyDeleteOoh yay, giveaway day is so much fun (even though I never win!). I think I may have discovered your blog during the last one!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, my favorite and most used sewing book is Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing for Baby.
Any of Kaffe Fassett's books - I have been a long time fan.
ReplyDeleteA Civil War Love Letter, but do like lots more
ReplyDeleteChoosing a favorite book is hard ;-), but I really like Practical Guide to Patchwork but I've definitely used "Little Things to Sew" by Liesl Gibson the most.
ReplyDeleteHmmm that's a hard question! At this point I have probably referred to Quilting Modern the most :) thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI don't tend to buy quilting books for some unknown reason, but have tons of hand embroidery ones! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of material obsession 1 & 2!
ReplyDeleteOh that's a hard question. I will have to say Quilting MOdern. It is so inspiring to just look at the pages!
ReplyDeletei love modern patchwork by Elizabeth Hartman
ReplyDeleteI love Amy Butler's style stitches. I checked it out over and over until my husband bought it for me
ReplyDeleteI bought a Kaffe Fassett book after his exhibition this summer, love browsing through it!
ReplyDeleteThe book that I return to time and time again is The Quilter's Album of Patchwork Patterns. It was a gift for Christmas a couple of years back and has proved invaluable.
ReplyDeleteI love Camille Roskelley's book Simply Retro!
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I have several real favorites, but my current one is 15 Minutes of Play by Victoria Findlay Wolfe.
ReplyDelete"The Sewing Stitch and Textile Bible" by Lorna Knight is my go-to book for sewing instructions. It has really clear instructions and good pictures to guide me - and I always look at it before putting a zipper in!
ReplyDeleteJeanette
I'm going to go with Sunday Morning Quilts.
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um...I do not have any "new" sewing books. So I guess my favorite is reader's digest guide to sewing. thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love a book my kid brother bought for me before I really got into quilting called material obsession. Thanks
ReplyDeleteMy favourite sewing book is Patchwork, please!
ReplyDeleteI must say I have a lot with a new one on its way, but I think that Sherri McConnell's A Quilting Life: Creating a Handmade Home is a favorite.
ReplyDeleteHello Heidi - wonderful giveaway!! My fav sewing book is 1001 blocks - I refer to it ALL the time. I like loads of others too - Aneela's stitching book, Lu's book, Tacha's book!!
ReplyDeleteI love any sewing/quilting book! I may not ever create a project from it, but flipping through any which one will always spark a project idea of my own!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a hard question to answer! I'm going to have to go win Dare to be Square. Really cute, simple, quick, fun quilts. I've only had time to make one project from it so far but there are several more on my to do list.
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ReplyDeleteI love the Material Obsession books and anything by Sarah Fielke - maybe one day I'll be as good at combining fabrics as she is! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThe books I use most often is Jelly Roll Quilts by Pam and Nikki Lintott. Actually of their books get used a lot.
ReplyDeleteI love Sarah Fielkes Hanquilted with Love book. Lovely giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love jenny Beyer hand quilting book
ReplyDeleteIm looking forward to 123 quilts I won from SMS! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteBHG Complete Guide to Quilting is my go to book for answering my quilty questions. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts. I have loved it so much, I started a bee on Flickr that will be going into our third round in January.
ReplyDeleteI just bought A Cut Above by Gerri Robbinson. I liked it so much I bought two more for gifts.
DeleteI enjoy Elizabeth Hartmann's books! Modern Patchwork is great. Thank you - I always enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteHmm so many choices but I think my favourite sewing books are the Scrapbasket series.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is whichever book or magazine is my newest! Or whichever old one I pull out to revisit for an hour. I have so many I could never choose a favorite. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteI have lots of books and couldn't possibly pick just one favorite. I like any book that inspires me! There is a series by AQS that is inspiring -- "New Quilts from an Old Favorite" -- always lots of creative things to see in those books!
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm loving Simply Retro but that could all change when I purchase a new book!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a Simply Retro fan. But I have so many favourite books!
ReplyDeleteTgallop@mts.net
Zakka Style, by far. Love every project in it!
ReplyDeletethe first quilting book I bought was called make your own contemporary quilts. It's filled with gorgeous quilts and really interesting ideas.
ReplyDeleteMine's a magazine. It's Quiltmaker. I spend hours on each one.
ReplyDeleteMaterial obsession books are pure eye candy! Quilty Fun is a great new addition, too.
ReplyDeleteI think my current favorite is "Cut the Scraps" by Joan Ford. I want to use it next year to organize my mess of quilting scraps.
ReplyDeletetstanulis@mac.com
It is a tie between Sunday Morning Quilts and Modern Patchwork.
ReplyDeleteZakka style is lovely and full of great projects.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite. But there are a lot I'd love to get! I am so looking forward to your book coming out Heidi!!! I will definitely be keeping it on my sewing desk!
ReplyDeleteI don't own many quilting books but since the very beginning the Encyclopedia of Classic Quilt Patterns has never left my side.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was new to quilting my favorite and most influential book was "It's OK If You Sit on My Quilt" by Mary Ellen Hopkins. -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteI'm a new quilter, and so far my favorite book is The Quilter' s Catalog by Meg Cox. It has been a great guide and all the information in it has helped me quite a bit! I've been checking out books from the library like crazy learning what I can. I'm definitely addicted! Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteQuilters Catalog by Meg Cox. I forgot to leave my email on my earlier post. Tdkcarpenoctem@hotmail.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a gift certificate for Fabricworm. I really like the book Sunday morning Quilts for stash busting. jotenijo@yahoo.ca
ReplyDeleteI have a very old book called Creature Comforts, that goes through the alphabet and shows paper-pieced blocks for an animal, at least one animal per letter of the alphabet. Absolutely wonderful.
ReplyDeletebab5313 (at) psu (dot) edu
My mom gave me Scrapbasket Surprises by Kim Brackett a few Christmases ago. I've made 6 quilts from patterns in that book--I think that makes it my favorite!
ReplyDeleteModern Patchwork. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really like Sunday Morning quilts. I've already made one quilt from the book; I also like the tips and non-quilt items in this book.
ReplyDeleteI have a whole library of quilt books, so picking a favorite is hard. I'm going to go with 'Hand Quilted with Love' by Sarah Fielke. That's for the chance to win and I'll be looking for your book!
ReplyDeleteHeidi, I love reading your blog! Congrats on the book deal! How exciting! I look forward to seeing your new book when it comes out.
ReplyDeleteI have so many favorite books, but if I had to pick just one it would be Quilting Modern.
Happy writing to you!
When I first started quilting, I used Eleanor Burns Quilt in a Day books. And they still are my favorite. Thanks!
ReplyDeletei have so many it's hard to pick one, but i do love the amy butler books-in stitches :)
ReplyDeleteWee Wonderfuls. I love making the dolls from that book. But I also love the assortment of Japanese craft books I have (who's names I can't remember). I love making little felt toys.
ReplyDeleteMy first quilt book, a practical guide to patchwork by elizabeth hartmann
ReplyDeleteI don't actually have that many... yet... but I do love Where Women Create: Quilters - so full of inspiring spaces of famous quilters!
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of favorites depending on the mood I'm in but I think 'Fa La La Felt' is the one I'm liking the most at the moment. What a great giveaway, fabricworm is one of my favorite shops!
ReplyDeleteemma.house@thebowesmuseum.org.uk
'Quilting Modern'
ReplyDeleteMaterial Obsession!
ReplyDeleteI love soooo many books and i really don't have a favorite! :0
ReplyDeleteI always loved Quilts, Quilts, Quilts! when I was starting quilting.
ReplyDeleteMaterial Obsession 2. I just love flipping through that book and looking at all the gorgeous quilts! Thanks for the generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA gift certificate! How delicious! My favorite sewing book is always Liberated Quiltmaking ll. I recommend it to every!
ReplyDeletePatchwork, Please! By Ayumi of Pink Penguin
ReplyDeleteThe manual that came with my machine! Haha. First "sewing book" I ever read and taught me all the basics!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is "Learn to Hand Quilt in Just One Day". What it doesn't tell you is that it probably takes years to master that skill! :D Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI only have one so far, believe it or not, and I do love it! It is the Modern Holiday book. Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDelete*Today* my favorite book is The Dressmaker's Handbook of Couture Sewing Techniques: Essential Step-by-Step Techniques for Professional Results because I am trying to learn how to sew clothing better.
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoyed both of Elizabeth Hartman's books. So good! :)
ReplyDeleteright now it is Material Obsessions
ReplyDeleteI don't have any sewing books yet which is sad. There are not many good sewing books where I live, and shipping from another country is rather expensive, especially when you want to have them all :)
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts
ReplyDeleteMaterial Obsession 2 has been my favorite book for a very long time. All Kathy Doughty's books are awesome.
ReplyDeleteOliver +S Little Things to Sew (I have 2 little daughters)
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ReplyDeleteI don't have a ton, but Quilting Modern is one of my favs!
ReplyDeleteAll my books are my favorites, but my newest favorite is Tula Pink's City Sampler 100 Modern Quilt Blocks! So much fun to be had!!!
ReplyDeleteMy email addy is: momacita22@yahoo.com
Pattern Magic, I'm longing for it!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
My favourite has to be The Quilters Bible by Linda Clements. Soooo useful.
ReplyDeleteWee Wonderfuls! such cute little projects. I am pretty new to sewing, so I don't have many books yet.
ReplyDeleteI (heart) patchwork by Rashida Coleman-Hale. I love the projects in that book, so many great gifts.
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts is a great one! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteHome made minicouture is a really lovely book for kids clothes.
ReplyDeleteEasy question! Sunday Morning Quilts by Amanda Jean!
ReplyDeleteMy library fortunately has a ton of newer sewing books, and I really love One-Yard Wonders. There are some amazing projects in there!
ReplyDeletemy favorite sewing book is "readers digest guide to sewing" the 1970s edition. It is my go-to when I am lost on a step or technique.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I like Elizabeth Hartmann's books!
ReplyDeleteI don't actually have any sewing books yet, but I'm hoping that will change at Christmas!
ReplyDeletenow that is a tough question as I'm queen of the craft books (owning them, not writing them!!). I'd go with Zakka Style purely on the basis that I've made 18 of the 24 projects in it!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any books. My favorite is pinterest! I read it every day! So m any great quilts and patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love Patchwork Please!
ReplyDeleteHello from Minnesota! I see many of my favorites in the comments but since I'm also a stuffed animal sewist, I'll add Jill Hamor's "Storybook Toys." It's delightful!
ReplyDeleteRight Simply Retro is my favorite book
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm crushing on Big City Bags, but it's hard to pick an all time favorite :)
ReplyDeleteI have a whole library of books I love them all! I really like Sunday Morning Quilts!
ReplyDeleteI love One Yard Wonders
ReplyDeleteI love Amy Butlers Style stitches!
ReplyDeleteOooh, thanks for a fabulous giveaway! I think my favourites include Ayumi Takahashi's Patchwork, Please! and Denyse Schmidt's Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI love Schnibbles Times Two! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy favourites are Liberty Love and Handmade Beginnings (made a lot of projects from those two). Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love Material Obsession. So many great ideas!
ReplyDeleteSimplify by ROskelley.
ReplyDeleteI have 101 One Yard Wonders and love it! So many patterns in it! :)
ReplyDeleteteaandolive @ gmail . com
I don't have any real favorites. Mostly I look online.
ReplyDeleteMost any book to do with SCRAPS - love all the variety with using up those left over bits.. I like just about all quilt books - love browsing for the knowledge they aford - all the wonderful inspiration and ideas that fill your head... there just isn't a bad quilt book -- is there???
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to maybe win..
MaryLou
Fun4Me1249@aol.com
My favorite sewing book is Amy Butler's Little Stitches for Little Ones
ReplyDeleteQuilt Revival by Nancy Mahoney. That's just one of my favorites! yoyopattycakes@hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI really life " Homemade mini couture " a dutch book, with really beautiful patterns
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Jelle
I have a "Quiltmaking for beginners" book that I love!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
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I love the Joy of Quilting.
ReplyDeleteNo favourite, I enjoy them all and find I usually turn to my computer for information and patterns.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance.
Right now I'm loving Sara Lawson's Big City Bags!
ReplyDeletei won a cut above by gerri robbinsom and love it. babscorbitt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSarah, Plain and Tall. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThe Quilt Maker's Gift and subsequent books with patterns on how to make her quilts! Lovely photos and story.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book right now is Amanda Murphy's Color Essentials. Thanks for the giveaway chance!
ReplyDeleteI have a few bag sewing books with patterns and they are my treasure. A book in sewing in general that I like a lot is The SEwing Machine Accesory Blble. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHello and thank you. My favourite book is Intemporels pour bébés : Modèles et patrons de 0 à 3 ans.
ReplyDeleteJoyeux Noel !
My favorite sewing book at the moment is actually the series by Marie Bostwick. They are addicting.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing book is a 1960s Better Homes and Gardens Sewing Book that belonged to my grandmother. I actually have two copies: a normal hardback and a three-ring binder version. It has lots of useful dressmaking tips, including hard-to-find information about fitting techniques!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite must be The Sewing Book by Alison Smith. It's my go to book when I don't know a technique or need a refresher. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteQuilts, Quilts, Quilts. Its a wonderful reference (and I like the quilts too).
ReplyDeleteI love Modern Bee by Lindsay Conner... it is so thorough, but not boring for people who may know how to participate in a bee, and the quilts are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love Heather Ross Prints. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFavorite book is Modern Patchwork, I go to it all they time for ideas and inspirations.
ReplyDeleteI have a very old Vogue sewing book that I refer to often. I think that has to be my favorite.
ReplyDeletetinaotherworld (at) yahoo (dot) com
EEK! Just one??
ReplyDeleteWell recently I've sewn from Sew Clothes Kids Love by Nancy Langdon&Sabine Pollehn as well as the Amy Butler Little Stitches for Little Ones.
If I had to choose just one though it would have to be the Sew Clothes Kids Love because of the wide range of pattern sizes included in the book.
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Well; difficult to say now; it used to be Quit Almanac....but there are so very many gorgeous books now
ReplyDeleteSo far, I'm loving the Collette Patterns book. Even though it's totally above my skill level - it helps me dream!
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts is my fav right now
ReplyDeleteI have a small collection of books so it's hard to pick just one! I recently won a copy of Modern Bee by Lindsey Conner - it has some wonderful blocks in it. Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite sewing book. I'll have to search through previous comments to maybe find one!
ReplyDeleteRight now it's "Sunday Morning Quilts" and dreaming about having enough scraps to make one of the quilts. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity. My favorite sewing book is actually a vintage sewing for kids book, that I found at an estate sale!
ReplyDeleteI subscribe to quilt it. Im new at quilting and there are lots of easy projects for beginners.
ReplyDeleteI love Material Obsession! Thanks for the giveaway! Amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteRight now my favorite book is Purses, Bags and Totes by Moya's Workshop. Love love love bags!!
ReplyDeleteProbably One Yard Wonders. Although I'm going to have to read through the comments and get some other great ideas. cathyvande (at) gmail.com
ReplyDeleteTula Pink's city sampler, right now at least! kmcassie@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love all the fabrics in the projects you posted! My favorite sewing book is The Farmer's Wife quilt sampler book.
ReplyDeleteMaterial Obession! Love ths giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDiane Gaudynski's Machine Quilting book.
ReplyDeletemost of my books came from my grandmother from her quilting days, they are all at least 30 years old.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a hard question as I do a variety of crafts. I love Applique Takes Wing which is my newest purchase.
ReplyDeletesyvisser@gmail(dot)com
That is a tough one... I refer to so many books and I have a small library, so it mainly depends on what specifically I am working on. Sorry that I can't answer this question! Thanks for the chance to win a GC - my favorite online fabric store too!!
ReplyDeleteAngela Walters Quilting Modern. Refer to it all the time.
ReplyDeletemy favorite at this moment is City Quilts
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ReplyDeleteI love Dana's book - Fabrics A to Z. Thanks! I love Fabricworm too. sherri@threadridinghood.com
ReplyDeleteSadly, I don't have a favorite. I learned how to sew just a few years ago and there is so much info online and so many great individual patterns. I learned how to sew first from a class and second from the oliver + s patterns. They have done more for advancing my sewing than anything!
ReplyDeleteSimplify with Camille Roskelley because that is exactly what I need to do with my life :-)
ReplyDeleteRight now Sunday Morning Quilts is my favorite book. There are so many great books out there. Congrats on your soon to be book, I know it will be a great one also! Love your blog! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI don't have very many, but I do love the city sampler book.
ReplyDeleteI have made more projects from One Yard Wonders than anything else, but I am really excited to make something from Sew Chic Kids :)
ReplyDeleteLove Scandinavian Stitches. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteap_lemos at yahoo dot com
My all time fave is Sunday Morning Quilts - thanks for the great giveaway chance!! I love FabricWorm, too!
ReplyDeleteI love Elizabeth Hartman's The Practical Guide to Patchwork. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love Elizabeth Hartman's Practical Guide to Patchwork, it's what got me sewing again!
ReplyDeleteBend the rules sewing is one of my favourites!
ReplyDeleteQuiltmaking by Hand by Jinny Beyer (I'm sure I misspelled her name) ... I know it's not a favourite way to sew / quilt with most, but I do love the results ..
ReplyDeleteI'm still loving Sunday Morning Quilts!
ReplyDeleteI have very few, there are a lot out there I like.
ReplyDeletesmjohns63 at yahoo dot com
Tula Pink's City Sampler, I could look at the pictures all day!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to choose, but I love Denyse Schmidt's Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration. I want to make every project in the book. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI only have two sewing books, so picking a favorite is pretty hard, as one is a basic how to sew guide, and the other is a project book. If I'm looking for inspiration, the one-yard wonder book I have is pretty great, if I'm looking for how do I do this properly, the other book wins.
ReplyDeleteAngela Walters free motion quilting book. Thanks for the great giveaway! I love that shop!
ReplyDeleteMy fave is Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration by Denyse's Scmidt. I have made several quilts from that book and mist are on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts is my favorite!!
ReplyDeleteI like Angela Walters' Free Motion Quilting book
ReplyDeleteI am working my way through camilles simply retro right now and I love it!
ReplyDeleteGirls World by Jennifer Paganelli is my fave book
ReplyDeleteMy current favorite is First Steps to Free-Motion Quilting: 24 Projects for Fearless Stitiching by Christina Cameli. I can't wait to try her Quilt-as-You-Go Quilt!
ReplyDeleteSewing In a Straight Line!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the Tilda books by Tone Finnager. I do not own any of them but I have read several of them from the library. I dearly want them all though. Thank you for the chance to enter your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI really love Zakka's projects for pure fun, just bought Angela Walters Free Motion Quilting, I need to learn alot in that area
ReplyDeleteModern Log Cabin Quilting is my favorite! It's full of cute projects that look complicated, but are really not. :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, that's like picking a favorite fabric or quilt, there are just too many to choose from! Perhaps either of the Material Obession books would be at the top of the list. Thanks for a great give away!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I have a lot of favorites! I guess my current favorite would have to be Camille's new book Simply Retro.
ReplyDeletecaribousmom (at) gmail (dot) com
I'm new to the world of quilting. Three years is new esp. To those who have been doing it all their lives. I just started buying books and own three. Zacca patchwork is pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sewing book is the Collette Sewing Handbook.
ReplyDeleteone of my favourite books is sewing for boys--I've sewn a lot from that book!
ReplyDeleteohh a gift card to get what you want what could be better then that. :)
ReplyDeleteI guess I am not really one to buy a bunch of sewing books -- but I have really enjoyed denise schmidt's quilting books for inspirations and patterns :)
ReplyDeleteSunday Morning Quilts!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite reference book, which started me quilting, is Elizabeth Hartman's The Practical Guide to Patchwork. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI like Pretty Little Mini Quilts by Ray Hemachandra
ReplyDeletePatchwork Style is one of my faves.
ReplyDeleteI recently used 10, 20, 30 Minutes to Quilt by Nancy Zieman to make a gift for a friend and really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite book is Sewing Clothes Kids Love. So far I've made about 6 different patterns out of that book and will continue to make them as long as my kids like. They are so cute and well designed and the kids look absolutely adorable in everything I make from this book.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite, I love reading/looking at them all! I always tho look for one with lots of pictures of the items to make and good instruction.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite quilting books is Sunday Morning Quilts - such great inspiration for using up all those scraps!
ReplyDeleteI love Free Motion Quilting with Angela Walters!!
ReplyDeleteQuiltmaking by Hand by Jenny Beyer is my fave book and go to for my hand piecing and quilting projects :) Thanks for a chance to win this gift certificate... great store too! Kathi
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