Hawaiian Quilting: Instructions and FullSize Patterns for 20 Blocks (Dover Crafts: Quilting),New

Hawaiian Quilting: Instructions and FullSize Patterns for 20 Blocks (Dover Crafts: Quilting),New

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Hawaiian quilts, dating back to the influence of nineteenthcentury missionaries, are more than objects of practical necessity. A form of artistic expression, they beautifully reflect not only the spirit of a people but their culture and environment as well.For this modestly priced sourcebook, noted needlework designer Elizabeth Root offers 20 Hawaiian quilt blocks. Unique in construction and typical of Hawaiian quilt motifs the designs are cut in one piece and appliqued to a contrasting color background fabric. In this delightful collection, the designs for the 18inch squares are named after the lush and exotic island vegetation that inspired them: Blue Jade, Tuberose, Trumpet Vine, Anthurium, Kukui, Protea, Hoya, Angel's Trumpet, Calla Lily, Plumeria, Iris, Pineapple, Breadfruit, Hibiscus, Crown Flower, Orchid, Red Ginger, Wood Rose, Maile, and Water Lily. Blocks are worked in very bright colors blue on green, red on yellow, green on white but of course, quilters may select colors of their own choice.An introduction provides fascinating background information about the origins and composition of Hawaiian quilts. Fullsize patterns, an abundance of illustrations, and detailed, stepbystep instructions make it easy for even beginning quilters to recreate visually delightful Hawaiian treasures.

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  • Q: What is included in the book 'Hawaiian Quilting: Instructions and Full-Size Patterns for 20 Blocks'? A: The book includes instructions and full-size patterns for 20 Hawaiian quilt blocks, along with an introduction providing background information about Hawaiian quilts.
  • Q: Who is the author of this quilting book? A: The author of 'Hawaiian Quilting' is Elizabeth Root, a noted needlework designer.
  • Q: What are the dimensions of the quilt blocks featured in this book? A: The quilt blocks featured in this book are designed as 18-inch squares.
  • Q: Can beginners use this book for quilting? A: Yes, the book provides detailed, step-by-step instructions, making it suitable for beginners to re-create Hawaiian quilt designs.
  • Q: What types of fabric are recommended for the quilt blocks? A: The quilt designs are typically appliqued onto a contrasting color background fabric, allowing quilters to select their own colors.
  • Q: What is the publication date of 'Hawaiian Quilting'? A: The book was published on March 1, 1989.
  • Q: How many pages does the book contain? A: The book contains a total of 48 pages.
  • Q: What binding type is used for this book? A: The book is available in paperback binding.
  • Q: Are there illustrations included in the book? A: Yes, the book features an abundance of illustrations to aid in the quilting process.
  • Q: What is the significance of Hawaiian quilts? A: Hawaiian quilts are a form of artistic expression reflecting the spirit, culture, and environment of Hawaii, originating from the influence of nineteenth-century missionaries.

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