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Awash with Color: Watercolor Wall Quilts
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Product Description
At last—a watercolor quilt book that gives complete cutting and piecing instructions! No more guesswork when putting together your own impressionistic beauty.
Awash With Color includes 12 wall-size quilt projects that are beautiful, yet not too difficult for the less experienced quilter.
Fabric amounts are clearly stated. Step-by-step directions are given from start to finish. The projects are greatly varied, so you’ll want to try more than one.
Teacher Judy Turner inspires as she instructs in Awash With Color—"Ideas for my quilt designs come from visual and emotional experiences, as well as from photos, gift wrap, the garden, or simply a beautiful piece of fabric."
Choose your project from the dozen beauties in this book—"Moonlight and Rose," "Colorwash Cascade," "Black Jewel," "Outback Safari," and many more.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #252105 in Books
- Published on: 1969-12-31
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 80 pages
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About the Author
Judy Turner’s fascination with color and fabric goes back to her childhood and the influence of her very creative mother. What began as an interest all those years ago has become a passion and a career. These days, Judy can truly be said to be a professional quiltmaker.
She is no doubt one of Australia’s best-known quilting teachers, having conducted classes on both sides of the continent and in dozens of places in between. Aside from her quiltmaking, Judy continues to maintain a gruelling schedule of traveling and classes, bringing her skill and love of quilting to students in the most remote parts. Her classes are so popular that there seems to be a never-ending queue of students eager to participate.
In addition to her teaching, Judy has exhibited her work in numerous exhibitions in America, New Zealand, England, Switzerland, and Japan, and won a great many prizes. "Colorwash Cascade"(page 60) was the joint first prize winner in the theme section of the Sydney Quilt Show in 1993.
Many of Judy’s quilts have appeared in print in Australia, the United States and Japan and she was a featured quilter in "Celebrating the Traditions" (J.B. Fairfax Press 1995). This is the first book that is devoted entirely to her work.
