Minnesota Quilts: Creating Connections with Our Past is a unique treasury of exceptional quilts, fascinating quilters, and their stories from the Minnesota Quilt Project, whose members traveled the state for nearly twenty years, photographing and documenting quilts and interviewing quiltmakers. The result is a collection as varied and expressive as the makers themselves. From early pioneer days to the 1970s, these quilts, showcased in glorious full-color photographs, span a significant era of Minnesota and reflect our distinctive heritage. Whether you’re a quilter or someone who has a love of quilts and their history, this collection of Minnesota’s extraordinary patchworks will help you create connections with your past.
Let's Quilt Our Minnesota County
Let's Quilt Minnesota and Stuff It Topographically
Let's Quilt Our Minnesota Town
... Ralph Goodhue, A.B. Gordhamer, Clarence Gordhamer, Linna (Mrs. Clarence) Gore, Betty (later Clark, Wright) Gore, ... Ruby (Mrs. Sam) -J- Jacklitch, Ernest Jacklitch, Verna (Mrs. Ernest) Jacklitch, Oscar Janke, Albert Janke, ...
Collection of photographs of barn quilt patterns and memoirs of the farms.
With her trademark charm and wit, Helen Kelley draws readers in as she discusses the joys of creativity, the challenges of repairing errant stitches, and the pleasures of friendships.
The Complete Photo Guide to Creative Painting Paula Guhin and The Quilting Bible ISBN:978I589235I20 OUR BOOKS ARE ... 4;' The Complete Photo Guide to Needlework Linda Wyszynski ISBNz978i5892364I7 Geri Greenman ISBN:9781589235403 Mil-rm.
Variety of quilts for skill levels from intermediate to advanced. Claudia Clark Myers helps you create a masterwork by making a few easy changes in the way you think about quilt settings and combining blocks and colors.
Explore fabric manipulation and embellishment techniques with author Susan Stein, a Minnesota Quilter of the Year.
One-Block Wonder expert and best-selling author Maxine Rosenthal, along with fellow quilter Nancy Miller, teach quilters the endless ways to turn preprinted fabric panels into fabulous blocks.