All of the above books mentioned are great books for beginners. I myself have the Fons and Porter Complete Quilting Guide, and a Leisure Arts book, "Learn How to Quilt" that I used when I first started. I had no one to help me so learned all I did from these books.
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Originally Posted by mltquilt
My first quilting book was by Fons & Porter. I still have it. The name is "Quilters Complete Guide."
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Judy Martin's Log Cabin book. Good clear instructions for lots of beautiful quilts.
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:wink: Forget the books- give her a link to this site :thumbup: LOL
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What a precious friend you are!
Linda in Maryland
Originally Posted by marand
Ok. I am working on building a basket of quilt supplies for someone who is just starting quilting and thank you for all your ideas in an earlier post.. Now if you could choose only one or two quilt how-to books to have, which would it be? Thank you
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Great idea!
Originally Posted by sharon b
:wink: Forget the books- give her a link to this site :thumbup: LOL
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I like the better homes and garden complete guide to quilting
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Originally Posted by mamaw
Quilts, Quilts, Quilts The Complete Guide to Quilt Making
Those were my first two books, and am still using them even now. |
My first quilting book is Better Homes & Gardens Complete Guide to Quilting.
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Originally Posted by hobo2000
Alex Andersons book for new quilters is so easy my 11yo grand. understood it. I am not sure of the name but they just redid it and brought it back out due to requests.
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