One Stitch Quilting the Basics: 20 Fun Projects You Can Finish in a Day

by Donna S. Dewberry, Cindy Casciato

Have twice the fun in half the time! Start quilting today and enjoy your project tomorrow with the timesaving One Stitch quilting method created by Donna Dewberry and Cindy Casciato . One Stitch takes the tedium out of quilting by combining the traditional elements of piecing, applique, borders and bindings with the finishing quilting stitch so you can wrap up your project in record time. Whether you've been quilting for years or are eager to start your first project, you'll love the ease, speed and enjoyment of quilting the One Stitch way - simply layer, arrange and stitch! One Stitch Quilting The Basics includes:

Genres: Sewing, Quilting, Crafts

128 pages, Paperback

First published April 16, 2006

Reviews

[Nonnie · Rating 1 out of 5]

I have seen Donna Dewberries' PBS TV show and these projects are similar to what she does there. She give instructions for HER fast quick method of finishing the quilt and she gave a more traditional method to finish the quilt projects. To me her quick and easy methods look TACKY and HOME MADE. The quilt projects are disappointing.

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[Kristine · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was curious to see what kind of techniques my favorite painting lady would suggest when it comes to quilting. It appears it's based on fuseable web and grids, and then once everything is laid out, it's sewn. That seems a little less fun to me, than actually piecing squares, although I'm sure it's much easier. It was an interesting concept, but I think I'm more likely to start out with a traditional quilt when I start back up.

[Nora · Rating 3 out of 5]

The photos are definitely dated, but the idea of using fusible web batting to hold quilt pieces where you want them & then sewing them using a decorative or blanket stitch is interesting. Probably best for wall hangings or display quilts--not those intended for regular use.