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Fantastic Stash Quilts - 8 Projects 2 Ways Using Yardage or Scraps - cover

Fantastic Stash Quilts - 8 Projects 2 Ways Using Yardage or Scraps

Joyce Dean Gieszler

Publisher: Kansas City Star Quilts

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Summary

Put your quilter’s stash to work with 8 easy patterns that can be made in scrap or yardage variations for a total of 16 fabulous quilts! 
 
These 8 quilt patterns, each shown in 2 distinct looks, will have you reimagining your stash! Piece beautiful blocks from your scraps or uniformly plan your approach from fabric yardage. Plus get easy sewing and pressing tips to remake quilts in your favorite fabrics.  
 
With line drawings of each quilt to color in, the possibilities are endless! Even beginning quilters will be able to jump right in and sew these colorful stash quilts.
Available since: 10/01/2016.
Print length: 64 pages.

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