Stripe Quilts Made Modern

A modern slant on stripes. Discover 12 projects that use bold striped patterns. Find colour options and 3 sizes for each project. The projects are equally divided into easy, intermediate and advanced. The book includes information on working with stripes and takes a creative approach to design. Includes tips for using stripes, cutting on the bias, matching seams and more. For each project you will clearly see the materials needed, cutting, construction and alternate colourways. Great attention to detail, easy-to-follow instructions and excellent photos throughout. My favourite is the Modern American quilt. This book not only provides 36 size options in 12 designs, it will get you thinking seriously about stripes and how to incorporate them into your quilts. yarnsandfabrics.co.uk, 1/6/2016 If you always thought of stripes only of bindings, think again! The 12 projects in this book (each in three sizes) will open your mind to new opportunities and the creative use of all kinds of stripesfrom bold symmetrical repeats to fun chevrons. Creative cutting and piecing can create what looks to be complex designs, when in fact the stripe patterns fool the eye. You’ll want to offer a class just on stripes, so stock up. American Quilt Retailer, December 2016 Nothing beats striped fabric for adding movement and interest to a quilt. Stripes can be versatile and come in all shapes, sizes and, of course, colours! According to author Lauren, “The quilts in this book feature stripes as an essential design element, transforming this simple pattern into a useful tool for modern quilters.” The 12 projects are designed for quilters of all skill levels. Each project is provided with two colour options and three sizes. With large clear diagrams to follow, you too can create amazing eye-catching quilts. Quilter’s Companion, Vol 16 No 1

Lauren Palmer starting quilting at age thirteen. While studying architecture in college, she gained an appreciation for modern style and began selling her quilts. Her work has been shown at QuiltCon. Lauren lives in Lexington, Kentucky, with her husband.