Get Addicted to Free-Motion Quilting: Go from Simple to Sensational with Sheila Sinclair Snyder

by Sheila Sinclair Snyder

Overview

Give your quilts the fancy finish they deserve with more than 60 lively continuous-line quilting designs from quilting pro Sheila Sinclair Snyder. Learn to stitch free-form spirals, feathers, flowers, bubbles, leaves, cables, and much more. Sheila shows you how to combine individual motifs into fluid designs for quilting blocks, borders, sashing, and all over the quilt. All designs work equally well on home sewing machines, mid-arm, and long-arm quilting machines, or for hand quilting. Try each motif in three versions: simple, more involved, and fabulously over the top! Includes bonus quilt project that’s perfect for practicing new quilting designs.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781607057833
Publisher:	C & T Publishing
Publication date:	09/01/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	64
File size:	45 MB
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About the Author

A native Minnesotan, Sheila Sinclair Snyder first learned to quilt from her grandmother, who was a quilter and seamstress. Sheila travels extensively to lecture and teach workshops on longarm quilting. She lives in Oregon.

Table of Contents

Dedication, acknowledgements.Introduction.Chapter 1.  The Process•           Supplies•           Choosing designs•           Color options•           The Charge:  License To Quilt Chapter 2.  Quilt as Inspired.•           Gallery of designs including line drawings, photos and options for use including written descriptions and progressions for modifying the designs to suit the quilt in style and complexity.            Springy Things            Spurs            Blossom            Swoosh and Swirl            M & M's            Continuous Curve            Breezy Maple Leaves            Poison Ivy            Sunshine            Asian            Topographic            Feathers Studio Quilt•           Quilt pattern used in the book for photography including the complete materials list, cutting and piecing directions.  This will them become the student’s practice piece for the new designs they are learning.  About the Author

Editorial Reviews

Sheila Sinclair Snyder wants you to Get Addicted to Free-Motion Quilting. Her book includes 60 continuous-line, free-form quilting designs. Each motif is shown in 3 versions—from simple to sensational. Make the simple bonus quilt project and get quilting!

May/June 2014 Quiltmaker Magazine

Go from Simple to Sensational with (long-arm pro) Sheila Sinclair Snyder. Her new book gives your customers a license to quilt with more than 60 lively continuous-line quilting designs. Each motif comes in three versions: simple, more involved, and fabulously over the top. This book includes a bonus quilt project that's perfect for trying out new designs. It also includes quilting designs for borders and sashing.

9/4/13 FabShop News

Here you will learn how to stitch free-form spirals, feathers, flowers, bubbles, leaves, cables and more. All of Sheila's designs work well on blocks, borders, sashing and all over the quilt. Each motif can be done in three versions: simple, more involved, and over the top! Use these designs with your home sewing machine, mid-arm and long-arm quilting machines or stitch by hand.

September 2013 Quilter's Digest

Go from Simple to Sensational with (long-arm pro) Sheila Sinclair Snyder. Her new book gives your customers a license to quilt with more than 60 lively continuous-line quilting designs. Each motif comes in three versions: simple, more involved, and fabulously over the top. This book includes a bonus quilt project that's perfect for trying out new designs. It also includes quilting designs for borders and sashing.
--Fab Shop News; 9/4/13

Here you will learn how to stitch free-form spirals, feathers, flowers, bubbles, leaves, cables and more. All of Sheila's designs work well on blocks, borders, sashing and all over the quilt. Each motif can be done in three versions: simple, more involved, and over the top! Use these designs with your home sewing machine, mid-arm and long-arm quilting machines or stitch by hand.
--Quilter's Digest; September 2013

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