One Line at a Time, Encore: 33 New Geometric Machine- Quilting Designs

by Charlotte Warr Andersen

Overview

Charlotte does it again! Her latest collection of unique quilting designs can be achieved with any sewing machine. These geometric patterns require no marking and can be adapted to fit any size quilt or block. Just stitch your patterns row by row, one line at a time, and you will love the result.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781607056140
Publisher:	C & T Publishing
Publication date:	12/16/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	96
File size:	13 MB
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About the Author

Charlotte Warr Andersen is an avid and well-known quilter. A native Utahn, she was born in Salt Lake City and has lived there all her life. She learned many needle skills from her mother, but she considers most of her quilting skills to be self-taught or acquired by good observation. Having recently become an empty nester, she resides with her husband, Eskild, and two dogs, Hugo and Legion. Stitching a portrait is still one of her favorite pastimes. Charlotte travels and teaches her stitching and quilting methods. She served as president of the International Quilt Association for two terms, from 2006 to 2009. Now that the children have all moved out, she may have room to purchase a longarm machine. But at the time of the completion of this book, she was still doing all her own quilting on her Berninas.

Editorial Reviews

The number of stitching designs that can be created using Charlotte's One Line at a Time method appears to be limitless. Complex geometric quilting patterns are broken down into their single line elements and shown to be quite easy to accomplish with the use of masking tape, drawn templates or C & T's Inchie Ruler Tape. Use straight lines, curves or free-motion quilting to achieve several impressive effects, including Sashiko-like designs. A gallery of work by guest quilters shows the design possibilities that can be realized using Charlotte's deceptively simple techniques. —Kit Robinson, Machine Quilting Unlimited; 06/26/12

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