Very Easy Crazy Patchwork

by Betty Barnden

An accessible reference to transforming fabric scraps into ten patchwork projects includes several options that can be completed in a few hours using a sewing machine, in a guide that demonstrates basic and advanced techniques while providing coverage of a range of hand-stitching effects.

Genres: Quilting, Nonfiction, Sewing

160 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

BETTY BARNDEN is the author of 200 Knitting Tips, Techniques & Trade Secrets and is an experienced needlecraft designer. Betty has designed hundreds of knitting patterns for various companies and her knitwear, embroidery, and crochet designs have appeared in many magazines. She also designs embroidery projects and kits.

Reviews

[Amberwench]

A complete guide to multiple ways of creating crazy quilt style patchwork, including small projects ranging from easy potholder to complex teddy bear. An excellent resource for the new fabric crafter.

[Sheila]

Not my thing at the moment.

[Tabetha C]

I think I found 'my' quilting book! This had everything I need to get myself started, including lingo and general ideas of things. I like the idea of machine quilting, but I come from and old family who values hand quilting, and this book helps with that.

[Oldbluebus]

Not as easy as the title suggests :)

[Huda Fel]

لا حاجة لرمي بواقي الأقمشة بعد الآن فهذا الكتاب به الكثير من الأفكار الجيدة لاستغلالها

[Kim]

great patchwork book, wish i could own it, so many beautiful things to make, so little time!

[Deborah Wilcher]

Looks like fun but do I have time to make a quilt? Who knows??

[Peggy]

I found the embroidery section particularly helpful.