Necktie Quilts Reinvented: 16 Beautifully Traditional Projects - Rotary Cutting Techniques

Necktie Quilts Reinvented: 16 Beautifully Traditional Projects - Rotary Cutting Techniques - Paperback

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Necktie Quilts Reinvented: 16 Beautifully Traditional Projects - Rotary Cutting Techniques

Necktie Quilts Reinvented: 16 Beautifully Traditional Projects - Rotary Cutting Techniques - Paperback

by Christine Copenhaver
$29.96
Sale price  $29.96 Regular price 

Book Overview

Finally, necktie quilts you'll be proud to make and give

As life gets less formal, neckties don't get worn like they used to, leaving us with a stash of unused ties. Recycle those lonely ties into spectacular quilts and home accessories that look nothing like the typical stodgy necktie quilt! Use the rich colors, patterns, and textures found in silk ties to make striking Hexagons, Log Cabins, Lone Stars, Flying Geese, and more. If you don't have a tie collection, you can pick up ties for almost nothing at yard sales or thrift stores. These quilts also look great in standard quilt fabric. Includes projects for both beginners and more experienced quiltmakers.

- Give old neckties a gorgeous new life with 16 quilted projects: lap quilts, wallhangings, runners, table topper, and pillow
- Learn to wash ties, cut them the easy way (no templates!), mix colors into appealing designs, and tame slippery fabric for quilting
- Make uniquely personal gifts for tie-wearers of all ages in your life for Father's Day, birthdays, graduations, retirements, or just because!
ISBN9781607059585
Author Christine Copenhaver
PublisherC&T Publishing
GenreHobbies & interests
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2014
LanguageENG- English
Pages100
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Christine Copenhaver

Christine Copenhaver has been sewing creatively since the seventh grade. Her quilts have been shown at The National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky; American Quilter's Society shows; art galleries; and quilt guild shows. Christine lives in Franklin, Tennessee.

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