180 Patchwork Quilt Blocks: Experimenting with Colors, Shapes, and Styles to Piece New and Traditional Patterns (Landauer) Japanese Quilting Design Elements - Animals, Geometric, Florals, and More

Very good book for ideas of making quilts. Fast service, accurately described.

Arrived yesterday, so haven’t used the book yet but I have briefly looked through it. The blocks are done hand sewn not by machine. So you make templates. Looking through some of the patterns though, I can see how some of the pieces could be sewn by machine. But you need to be fairly confident with how to do this. It’s a very traditional process. Not “hard” necessarily, time consuming and ultimately very rewarding. Both with the finished product and the skills and understanding that is gained in the process.

This book is unique. The patterns and color combinations have set my imagination running wild. I've been looking for patterns that are outside the box of regular ones. This is it. If you want a whole new perspective about quilting, this is it.

Provides pictures and diagrams of a whole lot of blocks including many I have never seen before. Great book.

Good book just not style I need

Poorly photographed no instructions this book's a mess if you're an avid seller leave it. You're a novice sower don't get yourself confused and turned away from selling by this book

No real patterns or measurements for these blocks. Usually I can figure it out if it's simple. I'll end up giving the book away because I don't want to draw out blocks and do math in my free time just to figure a block out.

This book does not teach you how to make the blocks. You must draw them on graph paper with a ruler and compass first. No measurements are given so you must guess. I can't draw at all so this book is useless to me. I got it to learn the measurements of these fun blocks, but this "pattern" book doesn't give that to you. It's just a book of pictures.

Good. Thanks