[Mobile book] Finders Keepers Quilts: A Rare Cache of Quilts from the 1900s - 15 Projects - Historic, Reproduction & Modern interpretations
✿ Edie McGinnis ✿
| #1163537 in Books | imusti | 2016-01-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 10.82 x.14 x8.52l,.0 | File Name: 1617453285 | 68 pages | SEARCH PRESS
||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Love the book|By Leyla|I have been wanting this book for ages and finally got it on my kindle. I was really interested in the history of the finding of the quilts and I really liked the patterns for both the old and new version. I really wanted to see so much more of the old quilts found and I will certainly keep my eye out for more books in this topic. Probably make at least||Who doesn't love a good story of finding antique quilts in the attic? The charming patterns in this book are based on a collection of quilts Susan Knapp discovered in an old house she and her husband purchased―every quilter's dream! (Quilter's Connection
Finders Keepers―A Rare Cache of Quilts from the 1900s is based on a collection of quilts found in an abandoned farmhouse in Davis County, Iowa. This historical find is rare gem. Famed quilter Edie McGinnis has worked to re-create the early quilts, using reproduction fabric to reflect the time period in which they were made. She has also included updated versions of each that will appeal to today's modern quilters.
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