ScrapTherapy Cut the Scraps!
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7 step plan
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clear the clutter
COP=United States
cut curves freehand
cutting
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fabric stash
Joan Ford
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method for organizing
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patterns
pillows
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quilting with scraps
rotary cutter
scrap quilts
scrappy projects
ScrapTherapy
softlaunch
table runners
things to make with leftover fabric
tote bags
Product details
- ISBN 9781600853333
- Weight: 534g
- Dimensions: 204 x 255mm
- Publication Date: 01 Mar 2011
- Publisher: Taunton Press Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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This title includes a fun and effective way to deal with an ever growing fabric stash. ScrapTherapy[trademark] organises fabric scraps, from yards to fat quarters, into materials suitable for quilts & a wide array of accessories. It includes step-by-step instructions for 20 original patterns for quilts, pillows, table runners and more. All quilters know one thing for sure: a fabric stash is a living thing. It grows imperceptibly at first, but soon takes over your sewing room and if you're not careful, your life. Joan Ford is a quilt designer who recognised a need to clear the clutter among her fellow quilters and came up with a fun and effective way to deal with it. "Enter ScrapTherapy[trademark]", Ford's feel-good method for organising the mounds of fabric, from yards and fat quarters to skinny scraps, to turn them into quilts and a wide array of accessories. In this innovative book, Ford offers step-by-step instructions for cutting a fabric stash down to size and provides 20 original patterns for quilts, pillows, table runners and more.
Innovative quilt designer Joan Ford cleverly founded the ScrapTherapy[trademark] programme in 2006 as a way to help quilters get organised and cope with the clutter of fabric collected over the years. Ford travels around the country lecturing and teaching quilt classes and cutting workshops.
