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hooked on books Monster Hats Vanessa Mooncie These hats certainly make a statement and that statement is “Rawwwwwwr!” Not for the fainthearted, these beautifully designed knitted hats will keep you cozy while turning some heads. Hopefully not right round though... Fun and vibrant, these 15 designs for both adults and children are just the thing to get you noticed on a chilly night. Projects include a creepy zombie, an enchanting griffin, an amusing yeti and a stylish demon. 144 pages, ISBN 978-1-78494-212-0 The Guild of Master Craftsman thomasallen.ca Hygge Knits Nicki Trench It seems that suddenly everyone wants to be Scandinavian, and to "hygge" (pronounced hueguh) which means "a sublime state of cosiness" felt when you are with friends or loved ones. It can be enhanced by the addition of a log fire, a sweet treat and a cozy knit. So spread the love, and keep things cozy, by knitting yourself – or your family – a warm and beautiful sweater, hat, gloves, or socks, with a Scandi feel. 128 pages, ISBN 978-1-78249-478-2 Cico Books thomasallen.ca Bright and Bold Wool Appliqué Angela Lawrence The author of best-selling Wool Appliqué Folk Art presents a treasure trove of 12 seasonal wool appliqué projects, with 3 for each season. Her Americana aesthetic, although very true to early decorative arts, would look great in many homes today. Presented in a lovely antique color palette, these simple and elegant projects include a journal cover, pillow cover, wallhangings, storage boxes, table rug, and more, perfect for your home or to give as gifts; includes a basics chapter and an updated chapter on the collection, storage, and use of wool. 112 Pages, ISBN 978-1-935726-81-4 Landauer Publishing thomasallen.ca The Fussy Cut Sampler Nichole Ramirez & Elisabeth Woo If you are like authors Nichole and Elisabeth, your favorite part of quilting is fussy cutting – and it usually involves figuring out how to enhance an interesting quilt block by framing a favorite element in your mostloved fabric! Let fussy cutting become more than just showing a single design. By following along with how Nichole and Elisabeth create drastically different samplers from each of their 48 unique patchwork blocks, see how those same 9'' blocks can easily be adapted to your own personal taste. 144 pages, ISBN 978-1-940655-22-2 Lucky Spool Media thomasallen.ca The Versatile Nine Patch Joan Ford Often, the nine patch is one of the first blocks taught to beginners learning to quilt. But the nine patch is also one of the most diverse blocks, offering many different design options. In ScrapTherapy® The Versatile Nine Patch, quilt designer and teacher Joan Ford offers gorgeous designs using the traditional nine patch block plus more challenging and creative patterns that turn a nine patch into something entirely new. 224 pages, ISBN 978-1-63186-675-3 Taunton Press thomasallen.ca Improv Patchwork Dynamic Quilts Made with Line & Shape Maria Shell Explore new options in improvisational piecing and empower your creativity! Cut and combine solidcolor fabrics to create your own "prints" - stripes, polka dots, chevrons, plaids, and more. Forget the rules (and even your ruler) as you piece colorful solids into compelling quilt designs. Use color, pattern, and repetition to develop your personal design aesthetic as you stitch freely to create unique quilts that pack a punch! 96 pages, ISBN 978-1-61745-496-7 C&T Publishing ctpub.com 8 A NEEDLE PULLING THREAD ● issue 45
hooked on books I Remain, Your Loving Son: Intimate Stories of Beaumont-Hamel Edited by Frances Ennis and Bob Wakeham This is a compelling book that contains deeply personal stories of the Battle of Beaumont-Hamel launched July 1st, 1916. The story is told by the soldiers themselves and their relatives back home. Remembering with Rugs, the price pwaid, is a chapter within about how textile artist Frances Ennis helped initiate and facilitated several large group rug hooking projects. This stunning collection of rugs depicts the war in general through the eyes of women who became involved in creating traditional Newfoundland hooked rugs. 138 Pages, ISBN 978-1-77117-568-5 Flanker Press flankerpress.com Crochet Bears and other Animals Emma Brown Adorable animal friends to crochet for children of all ages. A world away from mass-produced plush toys, Emma Brown's hand-crocheted creations live on the make-believe island of Shady Bay. The animals all have their part to play in island life. With 25 gorgeous patterns suitable for beginners through to experienced crafters, you're sure to find a unique toy in Crocheted Bears and Other Animals that will spark a child's imagination and become a firm friend for life. 112 Pages, ISBN 978-1-78249-430-0 Cico Books thomasallen.ca Hope and Survival: A Story of the Halifax Explosion Story and Quilt Art by Laurie Swim This brand-new children’s book was written and illustrated by Laurie Swim to accompany the monumental community art quilt project commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion. Hope and Survival tells the story of Jess, a young girl caught up in the aftermath of the disaster. It is richly illustrated with Laurie’s unique quilt art, on snowdyed fabric, and the book acknowledges the legacy of hope and survival that continues to this day. It is a beautifully original gift – perfect for those young and young in spirit. Each book is personally signed by Laurie. 48 Pages, Hardcover, ISBN 978-0-9783548-3-1 Art Quilt Publishing laurieswim.com One-Block Wonders of the World New Ideas, Design Advice, A Stunning Collection of Quilts Maxine Rosenthal and Linda Bardes Transform a single fabric print with marvelous piecing magic! Best-selling author Maxine Rosenthal and Linda Bardes share stunning One Block Wonders quilts. Learn how to choose the right 60-degree ruler, pick the most useful fabric, and change the look of a quilt with a different strip size. See what others have done - the beginning fabric and the ending projects - and courageously cut into that beautiful yardage! Sew simple pieced hexagon blocks with no "Y" seams, and enjoy the thrill of arranging and rearranging them on your design wall. 80 pages, ISBN 978-1-61745-518-6 C&T Publishing ctpub.com Free-Motion Meandering A Beginners Guide to Machine Quilting Angela Walters Finishing your own quilts is easier than you think. Turn the corner to free-motion success with a meandering makeover! Angela Walters shows you that free-motion quilting doesn't have to be scary - with a couple designs in your pocket, you can finish almost any quilt on your home machine and enjoy the process. Practice 8 meandering stitches for beginners, plus creative variations on each, with step-by-step visuals and quilted samples. Start your free-motion journey on the right foot with proven techniques to help you disguise mistakes and transition between designs with ease. 80 pages, ISBN 978-1-61745-520-9 C&T Publishing ctpub.com Quilting Row by Row Jeanette White & Erin Hamilton Grow your skills, row by row! Dresden plates, pinwheel blocks, and flying geese... piece like a pro with The Piper's Girls! Starting with the simplest patchwork squares and working your way up to more challenging appliqué and paper piecing, you'll sew through a cheery, 11-row sampler quilt and 2 bonus projects. Build 25 specific quilting skills such as getting an accurate ¼" seam, constructing on-point squares, and using the 45° angle on a ruler. Straightforward how-to photos and full-size patterns are included. Gain confidence and learn new tips along the way, whether you're just a beginner or a more experienced quilter. 72 pages + pattern pullout, ISBN 978-1-61745-592-6 C&T Publishing ctpub.com A NEEDLE PULLING THREAD ● issue 45 9
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