Reversible Quilts: Two at a Time

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Summary: One of the better books
Review: I bought several books on quilting at once. This was one of the better ones. Useful information. Well written. Pictures are lovely and the diagrams are clear. Good for inspiration and refference.

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Summary: Let's Get Sewing
Review: I have tried the methods in this book and was very successful. I used the directions for "Down Home" crazy quilt, using some children's fabrics mixed with calico and an applique on alternate blocks. This made a charming baby quilt. I did not piece the backs of the blocks, but used some flannel. I also tried the method in the book for adding borders. For anyone who hates the struggle of quilting a big quilt on the machine, this is a superior method. I can hand finish the edges of the blocks while watching TV. I am now making the string quilt with plain backs. Uses up all your scraps!

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Summary: Let's Get Sewing
Review: Reversible Quilts: Two At A Time by quilting expert Sharon Pederson is a practical, "user friendly", how-to craft book to creating two-sided quilts. Lovely color photographs showcase simple, easy-to-follow instructions for the basic design of ten double-sided quilts, and techniques that can be used with pieced or appliqued creations. A methodological and fun guidebook to a time-tested craft, Reversible Quilts is a welcome and highly recommended addition to any quilting reference collection.

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Summary: A Terrific , User-Friendly Book
Review: This book is both fun & practical, a boon to a "confident beginner" like myself. The instructions are very clear & the examples are gorgeous. Once you try this method, you might not want to go back, especially for machine-quilting.