All About Quilting From A to Z

by Quilters Magazine, C&T Publishing

Everything you want to know about designing, creating, and living with quilts in one comprehensive volume!

Genres: Quilting, Crafts, Nonfiction

248 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2002

Reviews

[Mel]

published in 2002 and though a LOT has changed in the quilt world, this book is still relevant. The pages are vibrantly colored and detailed. It includes examples of a variety of quilts from whole cloth, Baltimore, Sampler, Crazy (Victorian), string, and strip quilts to story and innovative styles.
There's a block by block section which isn't exhaustive by any means, but has about 60 examples.
It flows into color/fabric choices, doing a mock block. Batting choices are given and though there are new battings on the market now, it has examples of what happens after washing with each batting they used.
The A-Z is what falls under each letter. Example, F foundation piecing, S Sashing, W Walking foot and washing quilts.
If you're new to quilting, this would be a great book to borrow or buy.

[Sara]

I got the giggles in the intro and couldn't take the book seriously for the rest of it. It was terrible!

[Lee]

Great reference book for quilters, I have it in my quilting studio!