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Delight that special child in your life with Jan Rapacz's redwork teddy bears. Fun designs in updated vintage style are easy to stitch and add a touch of nostalgia to any baby or child's room. Choose from Jan's nursery-rhyme designs to create the perfect teddy bear quilt or decorative accessory!

This craft handbook demonstrates how to fold fabric to embellish quilts, stockings and more. There are 14 Christmas-themed projects, including quilts, pillows, table runners, stockings, and even countdown calendars complete with folded pockets for little treats.

This manual seeks to help you find your own path to creativity using quilts as your canvas. It shows how to take inspiration from everything around you and translate this into quilted art. Six study projects demonstrate six different techniques, such as shape and texture stitching.

With full-size patterns for making four unique designs, this book shows the reader how to create sophisticated snowflake quilts. The author reveals her strip-piercing techniques for "power stitching" and her methods for "seemingly seamless seams".

This handbook discusses how to solve some of quilting's most common block problems, such as size dilemmas, colour clashes, orphans, and plain old boring blocks. There is advice on how to identify why you haven't used a particular set of blocks and how to determine a plan for completing a quilt.

This reference features 11 new quilting designs as well as traditional designs such as in-the-ditch, crosshatching, fans, feathers and cables. The author advises on how to improve one's quilt marking skills, how to make quilting stencils, how to determine proportions for grid quilting and more.

A guide to drawing quilt patterns. Blocks from all the basic "patch families" are covered. A colour gallery of each "patch family" shows the reader how blocks come together to create a quilt design.

A guide to printing and sewing photograph transfers. The author presents instructions for processes using a colour laser photocopier or a computer printer - no chemicals are involved. The projects described include a pillow, a wall hanging and two quilts.