Bargello Train Quilt: Cutting and Sewing Instructions

Bargello Train Quilt: Cutting and Sewing Instructions - Paperback

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Bargello Train Quilt: Cutting and Sewing Instructions

Bargello Train Quilt: Cutting and Sewing Instructions - Paperback

by Joyce Zborower M. a.
$8.08
Sale price  $8.08 Regular price 

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Bargello Train Quilt

Cutting And Sewing Instructions

Bargello Train Quilt is the cutting and sewing instructions for an original bargello baby quilt designed and created by Joyce Zborower, M.A., former State Exhibition Chairperson (2005) for Arizona Designer Craftsmen, a statewide organization dedicated to promoting excellence in fine crafts.

If you've ever wanted to create a unique bargello baby quilt, this is your opportunity. Train Quilt is a very simple bargello design. The cutting and sewing instructions are written in an easy to understand and follow step-by-step format and accompanied with full color photos that show you exactly how to do the various steps. The instructions are presented in sufficient detail that a sewer who is a novice quilter will be able to produce great results; the design is intricate enough to keep a veteran quilter interested.

This written version of the instructions is perfect for using while working at your sewing machine.
ISBN9781481268684
Author Joyce Zborower M. a.
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreHobbies & interests
FormatPaperback
PublishedDecember 2012
LanguageENG- English
Pages38
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Joyce Zborower M. a.

Over the years, Joyce Zborower's jewelry work has been included in juried gallery shows throughout Arizona and in California, sometimes winning 1st or 2nd place in these competitions. She was active for several years in the Arizona Designer Craftsmen organization and in 2005, served as their Exhibition Chairperson. Her first step-by-step article, published in the January 1980 issue of Lapidary Journal Gem Cutting Magazine, consisted of original gem cutting instructions for a 3.2 carat citrine. Since then, Joyce has had numerous step-by-step articles of her original jewelry designs published in various international magazines including Jewelry Artist, Step-By-Step Beads, Wire Jewelry, Jewelry Arts & Lapidary Journal just to name a few. She is currently an active member of Arizona Quilters Guild and has exhibited her bargello wall hangings in their yearly exhibitions.

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