Sneaky Piecing: Beth's 20+ Tips, Tricks & Techniques for Piecing, Stitching, Cutting, Finishing, Pressing & More - 6 Quilt Projects

by Beth Ferrier

Overview

In her signature lighthearted style, Beth Ferrier reveals her personal arsenal of “sneaky tricks” for quiltmaking that make every part of the process easier and more fun! Beginners—you can easily master the basic techniques and then apply what you learn with these classic quilt projects, ranging from simple to a little more challenging. You’ll learn how to make every step simpler and better, including fabric choices, cutting, pressing, piecing, and finishing. Beth also shares organizing tips to help you make the most of your sewing time. Take advantage of Beth’s video tutorials online with links listed inside the book.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781607056294
Publisher:	C & T Publishing
Publication date:	10/01/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	96
File size:	13 MB
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About the Author

Beth Ferrier can’t remember a time when fiber wasn’t a central part of her life. Self-described as a “rebellious traditional,” Beth has been quilting and teaching for decades. She has authoredseveral books and is always on the lookout for easy and elegant solutions to quilting challenges. Beth lives in Michigan.

Editorial Reviews

Would you like your quilting to be easier, faster, less expensive and more accurate? In Beth's new book, she shares her personal arsenal of 'sneaky tricks' with beginners and the more seasoned quilters. Learn how to simplify fabric selection, cutting, pressing, piecing and finishing. Organization tips are also included. Apply what you learn to classic quilting, whether it is a simple pattern or a more advanced project.

Issue 4; 10/15/12 Quilter's Digest

What if making a quilt could be made simpler, faster, cheaper, and more accurate, or does that sound too good to be true? Beth Ferrier offers you more than 20 tips, tricks, and techniques for cutting, stitching, pressing and finishing, which should help you do just that. There are 6 quilt projects, including links to the online companion video where you can share in a tutorial given by Beth. A lot of the information will be familiar to seasoned quilters, but we can all learn something from this book, if only the fact that there is no such thing as one right way to do things because the right way is the one that gives us outcomes we want. There are some helpful tips on how to organise yourself in order to speed up the piecing process and, let's face it, every little bit helps.

February/March 2013 Fabrications Quilting For You

Would you like your quilting to be easier, faster, less expensive and more accurate? In Beth's new book, she shares her personal arsenal of "sneaky tricks" with beginners and the more seasoned quilters. Learn how to simplify fabric selection, cutting, pressing, piecing and finishing. Organization tips are also included. Apply what you learn to classic quilting, whether it is a simple pattern or a more advanced project.
--Quilter's Digest Issue #4; 10/15/12

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