Inspired by the beloved stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Prairie Quilts & Decor provides a variety of quilt patterns and stitching projects reminiscent of pioneer life as it was experienced on the Midwestern frontier in the 1800s. Expertly guided by author Johanna Wilson, enthusiasts can now preserve the tales of a lost era in American history by sharing with the generations the experience of quilting as remembered on the television series Little House on the Prairie. &break;&break;From the Goose in the Pond wall hanging to the Memories of Laura quilt, and from the Single Wedding Ring pillow to the Pinwheel baby quilt, more than 20 projects capture a lasting picture of pioneer life. &break;&break;Assisting beginners and enhancing the efforts of skilled quilters, this new book includes a featured section with general quilting tips and techniques. Clear instructions and detailed diagrams enable a fulfilling creative experience for both the novice and experienced!
Inspired by actual children's diaries from the American frontier, this follow-up to the bestseller American Doll Quilts explores the origins of doll quilts made during the era.
Inspirations from the hills of western Virginia to the flowering flatlands of the prairie are creatively depicted in 10 quilt projects that range in size from a table runner and wall hangings to throws and bed-sized quilts.
Discover an innovative and easy technique for inserting prairie points along with any half-square or quarter-square triangle in a quilt pattern.
Make quick quilts and love them lots--that's living the prairie life! With Lynne's Layered Patchwork, you can eliminate many of the pitfalls of traditional piecing, including tricky points, mismatched seams, and bulky seam allowances.
Prairie Quilts: A Resource Guide
Indigo Quilts received the Lucy Hilty Research Grant and the Meredith Scholar Award. Lori Lee Triplett, the business manager for Quilt and Textile Collections, has successfully combined a variety of passions, including research, ...
Best-selling author Kathleen Tracy whisks you back to an era when the classic quilt blocks of today were just making their debut.
Quilters are fascinated with different periods of history, but none has inspired so many as the depiction of life on the Western Frontier by the Little House on the Praire TV series.
Colonial Indigo Resist Panel, owned by Jan Whitlock of Whitlock Interiors Photo provided by Jan Whitlock, Whitlock Interiors resist process. The wider fabric would have been expected with the African woman's loom, and the wider fabric ...
Remake some of the classic blocks on your own - project instructions for 5 quilts are included. Enrich your journey through the book by reading accounts of the Great Migration, the long journey, and real life on the prairie.