Quilt a New Christmas with Piece O'Cake Designs: Appliquéd Quilts, Embellished Stockings & Perky Partridges for Your Tree

by Becky Goldsmith, Linda Jenkins

Overview

The bestselling design teams delivers “a fresh take on holiday colors and fun patterns for Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wall hangings” (The Applique Society Newsletter).

Piece O’ Cake Designs fills your home with the Christmas spirit all year round! Half of these new designs give the holiday season a whimsical twist with unexpected fabrics and colors, and the other half are versatile and beautiful quilts that you can use even after the rest of your holiday decorations are packed away.

Projects include:

• Christmas in the Park
• The All Wonderful Red & Green Quilt
• Caribbean Christmas
• Circular Momentum
• A Treat Before Takeoff!
• The Stockings Were Hung by the Chimney with Care
• Perky Partridge Pincushion/Ornament

“Use the included full-size applique templates to create Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wall hangings in the distinctive fresh and happy Piece O’ Cake style. Several of the quilt projects can be adapted for year-round use if made in different fabrics.” —American Quilter

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781607052029
Publisher:	C & T Publishing
Publication date:	07/30/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	96
Sales rank:	847,630
File size:	19 MB
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About the Author

Becky Goldsmith Bio: Becky Goldsmith is the co-owner of Piece O’ Cake Designs quilt patterns, as well as an award-winning quilter. Her art background and interior design degree provide a perfect alliance of insight and experience for quilting. She lives in Sherman, Texas. pieceocake.com Linda Jenkins Bio: Linda Jenkins, best-selling author and celebrated quilt designer, is the other half of Piece O’ Cake Designs. She developed a fine eye for color as a hair colorist, makeup artist, and beauty shop owner, which influenced her appliqué patterns. She lives in Grand Junction, Colorado. pieceocake.com

Editorial Reviews

Now that the holidays are behind us, it is the perfect time to think of starting our Christmas projects for 2014. C&T Publishing released a great book just filled with Christmas projects that was too late to get into our Nov/Dec issue. I thought this book had so many good ideas that I wanted to share it with you.

From Becky Goldsmith and Linda Jenkins of Piece O' Cake Designs comes Quilt A New Christmas. This book offers a fresh take on holiday colors and fun patterns for Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wall hangings. There are seven projects all total with a great lesson on color and design as well as detailed instructions on quiltmaking and applique. Once you make one of these projects it will be hard to part with it.

January/February 2014 The Applique Society Newsletter

Use the included full-size applique templates to create Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wallhangings in the distinctive fresh and happy Piece O' Cake style. Several of the quilt projects can be adapted for year-round use if made in different fabrics.

07/2012 American Quilter

Use the included full-size applique templates to create Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wallhangings in the distinctive fresh and happy Piece O' Cake style. Several of the quilt projects can be adapted for year-round use if made in different fabrics.
-- American Quilter; July 2012

Now that the holidays are behind us, it is the perfect time to think of starting our Christmas projects for 2014. C&T Publishing released a great book just filled with Christmas projects that was too late to get into our Nov/Dec issue. I thought this book had so many good ideas that I wanted to share it with you.

From Becky Goldsmith and Linda Jenkins of Piece O' Cake Designs comes Quilt A New Christmas. This book offers a fresh take on holiday colors and fun patterns for Christmas stockings, lap quilts, and wall hangings. There are seven projects all total with a great lesson on color and design as well as detailed instructions on quiltmaking and applique. Once you make one of these projects it will be hard to part with it.
--The Applique Society Newsletter; January/February 2014

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