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Index
Cover Copyright Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction: A Few Words from Alex Anatomy of a Quilt In the Sewing Room
Sewing Machine
■ Shopping for a New Machine ■ Caring for Your Machine
Your Physical Setup Tools and Notions
Fabric and Color: Choose It and Use It!
Fabric Grain A Few Words about Quality Three Keys to Successful Fabric Selection
■ Color ■ Value ■ Character of Print
Alternative Strategies for Choosing Fabrics
■ Fabulous Focus Fabric (or Favorite Designer) ■ Capture a Style or an Era
Caring for Your Fabric
■ To Prewash … or Not?
Where and How to Store It
Drafting: Have It Your Way
Drafting Blocks Based on Grids Drafting Non-Grid-Based Blocks
■ Drafting an Eight-Pointed Star
Drafting a Hexagon (Hexie)
■ When Hexie Size Doesn’t Matter ■ When Hexie Size Does Matter ■ Subdividing the Hexie
Rev Up Your Rotary Cutter
Safety First Basic Rotary-Cutting Technique Squaring Up the Fabric Cutting Strips Magic Numbers Cutting Squares Cutting Rectangles Cutting Half- and Quarter-Square Triangles
■ Half-Square Triangles ■ Quarter-Square Triangles
Cutting 45° Trapezoids Cutting an Isosceles Triangle in a Square
■ Background Triangles (A) ■ Isosceles Triangles (B)
Cutting Equilateral Triangles Cutting 45° Diamonds Cutting Bias Strips
The Ins and Outs of Piecing
When You Need Templates
■ Adding a Seam Allowance to Drafted Patterns
Machine Piecing
■ Pinning ■ Stitching ■ Pressing Matters ■ “Unsewing” (a.k.a. Seam Ripping)
Machine-Piecing Techniques You’ll Want to Know
■ Strip Piecing ■ Sew-and-Flip Method ■ Secret Star-Point Method ■ Y-Seams ■ Sewing Curves
Paper-Foundation Piecing
■ Sizing Fabric Pieces ■ Creating Patterns ■ Sewing ■ Sewing Units into Blocks
Hand Piecing: English Paper Piecing
■ Cutting the Shapes ■ Piecing the Shapes
All About Appliqué
Preparing for Appliqué
■ Preparing Individual Appliqués (Hand or Machine) ■ Preparing Individual Appliqués (Hand Only) ■ Preparing the Background for Appliqué (Hand or Machine)
Hand-Appliqué Techniques
■ Basic Appliqué Stitch ■ Needle-Turn Appliqué ■ Buttonhole-Stitch (Blanket-Stitch) Appliqué ■ Reverse Appliqué
Machine-Appliqué Techniques
■ Invisible-Stitch Appliqué ■ Customizing Stitches ■ Raw-Edge Appliqué with Buttonhole (or Blanket) Stitch
Putting it Together: Settings and Borders
Settings
■ Gallery of Settings
Borders
■ Design Considerations and Proportions ■ Intended Use ■ Squaring Up the Quilt ■ Measuring for Borders ■ Cutting and Grainline ■ Stitching Borders
Border Options
■ Butted Borders ■ Mitered Borders ■ Partial-Seam Borders ■ Borders with Corner Squares ■ Pieced Borders ■ Self-Bordering Quilts ■ Scalloped Borders ■ Appliqué and Quilted Borders
Choosing and Marking Your Quilting Design
Basics of Good Quilting Design Basic Quilting Strategies Other Sources for Quilting Designs Ideas for Creating Your Own Motifs
■ Eight-Section Designs ■ Twelve-Section Designs ■ Soft, Curved Lines
Transferring the Design Straight-Line Quilting Stipple Quilting
Preparing to Quilt
Housekeeping Choosing and Preparing a Batting Choosing and Preparing the Backing
■ Piecing the Backing
Basting
■ Basting for Hand Quilting in a Hoop ■ Basting for Machine Quilting
Ready, Set, … Quilt!
Hand Quilting
■ Placing the Quilt in a Hoop ■ Selecting a Thimble ■ The Quilting (Rocking) Stitch ■ Preparing to Stitch ■ The Quilter’s Knot ■ Thimble on Middle Finger ■ Thimble on Pointer Finger ■ Thimble on Thumb ■ Finishing and Burying the Knot
Machine Quilting
■ Adjusting the Tension ■ Handling Bulk ■ Starting and Stopping ■ Anchoring ■ Machine-Quilting Technique ■ Straight-Line and Simple-Curve Quilting ■ Free-Motion Quilting ■ Stipple Quilting
Practice, Practice, Practice Tying Your Quilt
Finishing Touches
Binding
■ Straight-Grain vs. Bias Binding ■ Figuring Binding Length ■ Double-Fold Binding ■ Preparing the Quilt for Binding ■ Binding with Squared Corners ■ Binding with Mitered Corners ■ Binding a Zigzag Edge ■ Binding a Scalloped Edge
Faced Edge with Hanging Sleeve Folded (Flat) Piping Prairie Points Adding a Hanging Sleeve Making a Label Caring for Your Quilts
Resources About the Author Personal Legal eProduct Marketing
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