British Patchwork and Quilting Magazine
The sixteen 'Disney-like' characters; fairies, mermaids, unicorns etc. adorn cushions, quilts and wall hangings.
The foundation piecing technique is explained well and shown in step by step photos. The colourful foundation sheets are in sections, each clearly numbered.
The largest quilt, 43" x 59", has a castle, dragons, a magician and much more. Every stage is explained in words and diagrams. It also includes sashing and mitred corner binding.
The backpack, 16" x 17" x 3", is outstanding with sturdy webbing ribbon to close the top and form the arm loops.
A delightful book, the objects would please any young child. It is my Book of the Month.
Machine Knitting Monthly
Journey into a land of fairy tales as you paper piece 16 blocks including unicorns, dragons and more! Sew seven cute and useful projects such as quilts, pillows and a backpack.
Postcard Reviews
If you want to make child something really special then this book is for you. Paper Piecing is a quick and effective method of quilting which even a beginner can master. The blocks are 8 x 8 and are all completely interchangeable.
There are 16 blocks, that can be made into quilts, pillows and in fact you can create over 100 different projects from this fabulous book. Filled with handy information, basic knowledge and with written and visual instructions, these stunning creations can be created in just a short time. There is an abundance of colour in each design, each one with a mythical theme. There are mermaids, gnomes, seahorses and wizards so boys and girls can enjoy their own personal item.
I think this book is fabulous!
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Use the paper piecing method to make quilts and more for the fantasy fan in your life. There are 16 blocks and seven projects to tackle, featuring mermaids, fairies, a dragon, unicorn, wizard, castle and more.
If you already know what to do then here is a more challenging book for improvers and up who are ready for some more intricate piecing fun. At the front there is a list of what you will need, together with a brief staged refresher course showing the basics. The rest of the book contains the blocks and projects, the latter with line diagrams and fairly simple instructions. These are more than adequate for those au fait with the methods, and each project also features a helpful cutting list so you can quickly prepare your fabric. The projects include cushions and quilts of various sizes plus a backpack and wall hanging. Blocks are mostly square with a couple of rectangular ones so you can exchange the featured block for one of your choice in any of the projects. This is a lovely book with unusual and very on-trend patterns.
