This collection of iron-on transfers is a fast and easy way to have a beautiful label in little or no time. Simply iron it onto the fabric, use a fine permanent pen to fill in your personalizing information and whip-stitch it to the back of the quilt. We have included some tips on colorizing and an embroidery stitch review for embellishing with embroidery.

Iron-On Transfers for Quilt Labels

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

DRG Publishing

Crafts & Hobbies

American School of Needlework

This great-fitting basic sock in 12 designs comes with a shaped heel and is embellished with an array of colorful cuffs. Some cuffs have lacy edges, some are striped and others have chevrons and ripples.

Learn to Crochet Socks

Featuring Christmas stocking designs for beginning- to intermediate-level stitchers, these quick projects feature designs that range from a traditional Victorian motif to stiletto boots. The projects cover sock-knitting methods such as the traditional cuff-down and the popular toe-up techniques. The stockings in this collection take minimal time to create and make great seasonal gifts.

In the Nick of Time

Annie's

Everyone who loves Log Cabin blocks will love owning this book! Not only does it include the traditional Log Cabin Block (in four sizes), it takes the Log Cabin out of the past and into a new creative realm of innovative block design. We've twisted the logs and changed the usual rectangular strip shape-making this the most exciting collection of Log Cabin blocks ever! We've included new pictorial blocks where the logs become flowers, houses, hearts, birdhouses, baskets, a cat, a bunny, a tree and even an ornament. We've definitely stretched the definition of a Log Cabin block being strips (or logs) added around a center square. Using the foundation method for piecing, the quilter doesn't have to worry about exact cutting of any weird shapes or tedious matching of points. Pieces are added to a paper or muslin foundation using a stitch-and-flip-open technique where all you have to do is stitch on the line. We've also included instructions for planning and finishing quilts using Log Cabin blocks so that you will be able to successfully complete your own unique quilt. If a quilter loves Log Cabin blocks and paper/foundation piecing, these blocks will bring hours of enjoyment and delight quilters of all skill levels.

101 Log Cabin Blocks: With Full-Size Patterns for Paper or Foundation Piecing

The 52 afghan designs featured in this collection will keep crafters knitting year-round. The patterns are for beginning and intermediate skill levels and include baby blankets, cabled afghans, ripple designs, mitered squares, laces, woven designs, and many more.

A Year of Afghans: 52 Projects to Keep You Knitting Every Week of the Year (The Best from Annie's Attic)

Detailing how to master the AccuQuilt system of cutting out shapes, this book features inspirational quilt designs and step-by-step instructions to help quilters make better quilts faster. Accessible to a wide range of skill levels, the designs in this collection are easy to make and simple to personalize. The patterns in this book emphasize shapes that are often overlooked because of the time needed to cut them by hand, and by using the time-saving AccuQuilt system, crafters will spend less time cutting and more time quilting.

Quilted Curves & Strips With the AccuQuilt Go!: Go! Baby Friendly

House Of White Birches

The 40+ projects in this collection are all designed around the popular nine-patch block, and full patterns, drawings, and complete step-by-step instructions are provided. The book presents a wide variety of ways to construct the nine-patch with styles that are contemporary, traditional, and modern and are perfect for the confident beginner as well as the advanced quilter. Varied in size and customizable to any color palette, the finished projects include wall, lap, and bed quilts, and even table toppers. Anyone who loves working with fabric and giving homemade gifts will find these designs enticing and irresistible.

Nine Patch Panache: 40+ Nine-Patch Projects

Old Fashioned Doilies

Crochet for the cure! A heartfelt collection of 35 designs, this book offers hats, scarves, lapghans, slippers, a teddy bear, book bag, book mark and much, much more. Each design was thoughtfully inspired to help keep breast cancer awareness front and center. And, a portion of each book sold will be donated to breast cancer research being conducted at the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center. The IU Cancer Center includes a 31-member research team with expertise in early detection, new treatment development, and prevention of breast cancer. The center collaborates with other elite programs nationally to translate science into solutions for patients. In Indiana, the center stands alone as the only cancer care program with expertise in both basic science and clinical research. Breast cancer patients have access to treatments available nowhere else in the world, with a cancer research program ranked as "outstanding" by the National Cancer Institute. This designation signifies that new research findings are being utilized to enhance quality and length of life for patients in Indiana and around the world. Skill level: Easy to Intermediate

Think Pink: Crochet for the Cure (Annie's Attic: Crochet)

Featuring step-by-step instructions for creating the basic braid of hairpin lace, this guide shows intermediate-level stitchers all the variations of the braid as well as different techniques for edging and joining pieces. The nine projects use either crochet thread to create airy, delicate pieces such as a beautiful shawl or lacy doily, or use worsted yarn to create sturdy items such as afghans and hats.

Learn to Do Hairpin Lace (Annie's Attic)

Annies Attic Llc

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