Patterns, patchworks and projects
Anna Maria Horner creates a new Flying Geese pattern using bright wool tassels to finish off this baby quilt. Anna Maria describes the no-waste method she uses to create Flying Gosling blocks, explaining how to select light and dark fabrics to create depth in each one.
She demonstrates how to create a design wall, add wool tassels around the quilt’s edges, and hand-tow it in addition to finishing it.
These 16 sweet projects are guaranteed to tempt you to make quilts for all of your new baby’s friends. They are perfect for anyone who is new to quilting or just enjoys wonderful quilts that are simple to make. Some of the quilts you’ll be able to make include tumbling flowers, hugs and kisses, whirling pinwheels, floating hearts, baby’s log cabin, sailing…sailing, finding the pinwheels, twirling flowers, and more.
Step-by-step instructions are provided for each design, along with a guide to finishing quilts and paper piece templates. Finished quilts measure between 33″x 33″ and 45″x 45″. Beginner skill level required. You can also get LEA6723, Leisure Arts Beginner-Friendly Baby Quilts, as a physical book. 64 pages, download.
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