Free-Style Quilts: A "No Rules" Approach

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Free-Style Quilts: A "No Rules" Approach

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Inspired by her love of fabric, Susan Carlson developed an approach to fabric collage that ultimately resulted in astonishing pictorial fabric art of richly layered textures and patterns. Her superb draftsmanship and masterful sense of color yields quilts more akin to painting than piecework. Luckily, she is just as expert at explaining her methods to others as she is at using them herself; the result is a book filled with crisp color images of her own work as well as some by her students, along with well-written text that details everything quilters need to know to start using her techniques. Rather than present specific how-tos to duplicate her designs, she teaches readers all her secrets so they can create their own designs, using her amazing works as inspiration. --Amy Handy

Book Description
The incredible underwater landscapes, still lifes, and portraits on these delightful pages illustrate how free-style collage techniques can produce exceptional quilts. With no limits and no rules to follow, the book simply demonstrates how different patterns were made. The technique is fun and easy, and the reader does not need a degree in art to produce images that are imaginative, creative, and artistic. Good tips for choosing fabric, drawing patterns, and finishing methods are included.

Free-Style Quilts: A "No Rules" Approach

Free-Style Quilts: A "No Rules" Approach,Susan E. Carlson,C&T Publishing,1571201025,Applique,Appliquâe,Crafts & Hobbies,Crafts / Hobbies,Hobbies/Crafts,Patterns,Quilt Making,Quilting,Quilts & Quilting

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