AUSTRALIAN AUTHOR When creating heirloom quilts for family, quilters everywhere are looking for ways to personalise, customise and use text to show their unique perspective. From award-winning quilt shows containing powerful messages to sweet portions of poetry for a baby’s bedroom, these alphabets encourage complete freedom to piece one-of-a-kind quilts but using the structure of the patterns Sarah provides. More than just a collection of letters as in competitive titles, Say Something! has been careful to provide something for everyone. From paper-piecing, to applique to improv, her 6 alphabets allow readers to create symmetrical chunky block letters, sophisticated scripted cursive or whimsical improvisationally pieced letters all supplied in both lower and upper case. The perfect blend of having the structure and reliability of patterns, but still allowing for total customisation.

Includes 12 project instructions to get quilters inspired!

Upper and lowercase letter patterns

Photographed on location in Australia

Learn how to scale letters to the perfect size! AUTHOR: Sarah Fielke, is a quilter, teacher, designer, and author of five hugely successful quilt books: Material Obsession: Contemporary Quilt Designs, Material Obsession Two: Shared Inspiration, Quilting: From Little Things, and, for CICO Books, Hand Quilted with Love, and Little Quilts. Based in Australia, Sarah has designed seven quilting fabric collections in her trademark whimsical designs. She regularly teaches classes on how to make her unique style of quilts at craft shows and in quilt shops around the world, and online at craftsy.com. You can find her at www.sarahfielke.com and on her blog, www.thelastpiece.net. SELLING POINTS:

Photographed on location in Australia.

12 project instructions to get quilters inspired!

Allows for complete customisation but with reliable patterns.

Includes instruction for piecing, applique, bias tape and improv and instructions for how to scale her letters to the perfect size!

Includes upper and lowercase letter patterns.

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