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Piecing the Piece O' Cake Way, Revised 2nd Edition: - A Visual Guide to Making Patchwork Quilts - New! Color Theory, Improv Piecing, 10 Fresh Projects & More
From planning to binding, learn the right way to do patchwork with best-selling authors from Piece O' Cake Designs. Before they taught appliqué, Linda Jenkins and Becky Goldsmith shared a love of patchwork―and they're still avid piecers today! Start with simple shapes, and then stretch your skills with diamonds, curves, and improv piecing. This visual guide to quiltmaking basics includes 10 colorful quilt projects, skill-building techniques, and tips for fabulous fabric selection.
128 pages, Paperback
First published April 7, 2016
About the author
Becky Goldsmith
73 books12 followersMost people know me as half of the Piece O' Cake Designs team. With my partner, Linda Jenkins, we have written many quilt books. I am also a wife, mother, grandmother, and daughter. I love my family and friends!
Travel is part of my life - for both work and pleasure. I travel and teach quilting nationally and internationally. It's great fun to meet new people and see new places! My husband, Steve, and I enjoy traveling together - hiking when we can.
With every day, I am more aware of the fact that each day is a gift to be embraced. I do my best to do that with a smile and open heart.
Travel is part of my life - for both work and pleasure. I travel and teach quilting nationally and internationally. It's great fun to meet new people and see new places! My husband, Steve, and I enjoy traveling together - hiking when we can.
With every day, I am more aware of the fact that each day is a gift to be embraced. I do my best to do that with a smile and open heart.
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April 15, 2021
While I don't strive for perfection when piecing, sometimes I just need to know how to make the pieces fit. This book can help with that.
I like their idea of leaving extra width of the quilt sandwich when you put on the binding, so the binding is "filled" to the edge. My solution is to just pull as much as I need to and not worry if the binding is wider on one side of the quilt. This idea will give me another option.
This would be a good book to have on hand when you are just designing on the fly and wonder if someone has already figured this out. These ladies have it figured out!
I like their idea of leaving extra width of the quilt sandwich when you put on the binding, so the binding is "filled" to the edge. My solution is to just pull as much as I need to and not worry if the binding is wider on one side of the quilt. This idea will give me another option.
This would be a good book to have on hand when you are just designing on the fly and wonder if someone has already figured this out. These ladies have it figured out!
August 9, 2024
Very descriptive and easy to understand. Inspires confidence and I love the pictures
February 7, 2018
A complete guide to choosing colors, cutting, and assembling a quilt. Great book for the confident beginner to practice piece assembly!
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