Modern Quilt Magic: 5 Parlor Tricks to Expand Your Piecing Skills - 17 Captivating Projects

My mom got this book and I liked it so much I got one too. It has some really fun unusual quilt designs and she explains how to put them together in a fairly easy to understand way. This would be for a quilter who has a little experience, but doesn’t have to be a pro.

This is currently my favorite book for quilting!It has helped improve my quilting skills!Easy to understand description of sewing.

There are some stunning and unique designs in this well laid-out book. They are not for the faint-of-heart, but the methods are explained and illustrated beautifully, so construction of these designs is within reach for an ambitious advanced beginner. Once mastered, these piecing skills can be applied to other designs. If you are looking for quick and easy projects, skip this book; but if you like a rewarding challenge, you'll enjoy these projects.

I am a quilter. I purchased some fabric based on Gustav Klimt. I needed a "modern" or unique pattern that would showcase the material. This quilt designer had what i wanted plus many other ideas.

I have 2 projects to do that involve partial seams. I saw a YouTube video with this book featured. It arrived very quickly, and am pleased that I will now be able to use this book to help me get my quilts done.

I have been reading every quilting book, looking at pictures trying to figure out how it was done. With the book, after skimming it on my initial run, I got it! I was not sitting there after thinking "I have no idea what you are talking about". It is so refreshing to read an instruction book ;on quilting) then wanting to just get to it. And the HUGE bonus, I made a mistake in my very 1st braid quilt. Don't want to rip seams or do it all over. Now, I can just remove mistake and insert new section!

I got this book for one particular quilt pattern but each pattern covered in this book are exciting and innovative. I can hardly wait to get my current work done so I can work from the ideas in this book.

I haven't made anything as yet, but reading the instructions leaves the impression that the piecing is a bit finicky. Clearly written, so I intend to give it a try.