Best Quilts for Kids 2011
Whether you're sewing for a newborn, a high school senior or someone in-between, Best Quilts for Kids from the editors of Quilters Newsletter has the pattern you need. The "Welcome, Little One" section features patterns to suit every nursery, from cuties like Snips and Snails to the sophisticated Butterfly Graphique. For the child with definite likes (and dislikes), check out the "Not So Little" section. Black and White and Read All Over will thrill the Dr. Seuss lover, while Fifi la Chatte will lend a continental flair to a youngster's bedroom. And for the "I'm not a kid anymore" young person, head to the "My Style" section. The modern Annabel and Buttercream Icing patterns can make use of fabric to suit any taste, and Red-Hot Hearts is tailor-made for kids who want to try their hand at making their own quilts. Be sure to read our "Kid-Proof Quilts" article for tips on how to make sure your labor of love survives the challenges of childhood and beyond.
With 30 patterns and projects for quilters of all skill levels, Best Quilts for Kids includes patterns for fusible applique, foundation piecing, and wonky piecing in addition to traditional methods. Full-size patterns, quilting motifs, basic instruction pages and 15 Designer Tips are provided to help you make the best quilt possible for the special kid in your life.
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