• 15 gorgeous projects using half-square triangles, including table toppers, table runners, wall-hangings, quilts, an easy tote bag, and a book cover • 200 beautiful photos and illustrations throughout 80 full-color pages • Step-by-step technique photos for creating half-square triangles with easy-to-use Half-Square Triangle Exchange Paper • Accurate project instructions are complete and make it simple and fun to get started • Suggestions for planning successful Triangle Block Exchange Programs through shops, friends, guilds, and retreats
Inside this project book, leading fabric designer and quilter Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts introduces you to the fun, beauty, and ease of creating Half-Square Triangle Block Quilts. Edyta has created 15 gorgeous scrappy projects for you that are fun and easy to make!
Triangle Block Exchange Programs make it fun; Laundry Basket Quilts' Half-Square Triangle Exchange Paper makes it easy—with 25 half-square triangles at a time! Just stitch and cut, choose a project, and see your quilt come colorfully alive.
The 15 Triangle Block Quilt projects inside Friendship Triangles include bed quilts, wall hangings, table toppers, table runners, and a tote.
With more than a dozen projects and Edyta's suggestions on exchanging triangle blocks through shops, friends, guilds, and retreats, you'll quickly see how easy it is to get started giving and receiving triangle stashes in delightful ranges of colors and fabrics.
Jump on the wagon today to begin sharing half-square triangles and creating stunning quilts!
Saw this author and book on THE QUILT SHOW and just had to have it. I have seen several lectures by Edyta and find her delightful.
This book teaches you how to use paper piecing to make large number of triangles to make her quilts. The pattern in the books are quiet diverse. Medallion, star quilts, basket pattern, tree of life quilt. My only complaint is that Edyta does not give the numbers of triangles needed to make larger and smaller sized quilts.
Edyta designs batik fabric for Moda but she shows you how to use a mixture of any style of fabric in these quilts.... the more fabric the merrier... VERY scrappy.