Modern Scot Patchwork

Name: Modern Scot Patchwork
Brand: CT Publishing
SKU: 11278
Price: 20.97 USD
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Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Bold Quilts Inspired by Iconic Tartans

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Kathy Allen ––

Pick your favorite kilt and make a tartan quilt!

Do you love Outlander? Do you have Scottish heritage? Learn to make modern, graphic quilts based on the woven patterns of traditional tartans of Scotland! Though the interweaving of tartan colors can be complex, the author has simplified the instructions for easy piecing. Simply cut strips, make strip sets, and subcut sections to make pieces that you can sew together to create rows. With a range of project types for each tartan, from runners and throws to bed-size quilts, there’s something for every quilter. Includes patterns for clans Elliot, Maxwell, Maitland, Barclay, Hannay, Macrae of Conchra, and Fraser, and an original design, Amador, to honor the area where the author lives.

• Large-scale patterns, based on authentic tartans, offer new, fresh designs for modern quilts
• Learn to choose and merge fabrics to mimic the woven pattern of tartans
• Complex piecing made easy! Beginners and experts alike are sure to find a pattern to delight them

#11278
112p, color
8.5" x 11"
UPC: 734817-112785
ISBN: 9781617455940
eISBN:9781617455957

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5
Beautiful sample quilts and interesting

Posted by Lois K. on Jul 13th 2021

Beautiful sample quilts and interesting history of tartans. The method looks very workable, though I haven’t tried it yet. I have a wedding quilt to make for a niece who will be married in Scotland next year.
5
Beautiful sample quilts and interesting

Posted by Lois K. on Jul 13th 2021

Beautiful sample quilts and interesting history of tartans. The method looks very workable, though I haven’t tried it yet. I have a wedding quilt to make for a niece who will be married in Scotland next year.