Table of Contents

Introduction
Every quilt tells a story
Important note about fabric quantities
Decisions, decisions
THE QUILTS
1. Tulip Field
Fabric inspiration: Kaffe Fassett
2. Beach hut
3. Suits and ties
4. Hydrangea
5. Russian shawl
6. Green, green grass of home
7. Amaryllis
8. Lisbon tile
9. Ball gown
10. Floral frocks
11. Postage stamp
12. Purple rain
13. Hammock
14. Sample book
15. Swimming pool
16. Charming chintz
Fabric inspiration: Philip Jacobs
Starting out: the basics
Quilting workspace
Glossary and quilt gallery
Resources
Acknowledgements

About the Author

Jane Brocket is the author of The Gentle Art of Domesticity (2007), Cherry Cake and Ginger Beer (2008) and Ripping Things to Do (2009). She created yarnstorm.blogs.com in February 2005 to write about knitting and now includes quilting and baking in huge quantities. Jane recently launched her website www.janebrocket.com.

Reviews

Jane Brocket has a fun and informal tone that puts you at ease and inspires you to get creative. This book is wonderful for proficient sewers who might nonetheless be a little daunted by the prospect of quilting. Easy Living, April 2010.