10 Minute Blocks 2

10 Minute Blocks 2 10-Minute Blocks 2
by Susanne McNeill
Gifted by Design Originals
www.d-originals.com
Reviewed by Maria Nerius

This book covers the variations on 3-seam squares. McNeill is an expert to learn from and the squares include Starburst, Solar Winds, Oasis, Large Sampler, Garden Delight, and Pom Pom de Paris. The detailed photography inspires and the colors just pop off the page. Illustrations take you step by step through the process. Information included covers rotary cutting, sewing basics, binding, layering, and basic quilting by hand quilting or machine quilting. The publisher has a large library of quilting books and this is one I highly recommend for any quilter’s stash!

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sla21158 6518028

Jan 29, 2013

This would be a perfect book to start out since I'm a newbie in quilting. I love the illustrations and the directions are easy for me to follow. Hope I win this book contest! :)

cuty

Nov 04, 2012

I've never been do QUILT, this book is great for me for a good start..thank you!

muzicdiva777 02760 30

Apr 12, 2012

With fibromyalgia and arthritis, I use crocheting to loosen up my stiff fingers in the morning. I've always wanted to make afghans from squares, but couldn't find anything quick in the way of patterns. Ten minutes is a wonderful time for someone like me. I would love this book!

SweetTammy

Feb 16, 2012

This book looks very interesting. You could make this in a weekend. I would realy like to try.

Prpldy

Dec 15, 2011

I've always wanted to make a quilt, but have never found the time to do so.

editorKS

Dec 08, 2011

Hi, Francie 2. You might be interested in checking out our sister site, FaveQuilts. There are tons of free patterns there! Here is a link to all the free block patterns on FaveQuilts: http://www.favequilts.com/Block-Patterns Enjoy! --Editors of FaveCrafts

Francie 2

Dec 06, 2011

I would love a book that would show me many different types of blocks to make and I would probably make a sampler of all of them in a blanket. I wish I could afford this book, but I am disabled and am anable to afford anything:)