My latest book, Quilting With Curves

My latest book, Quilting With Curves

Posted by Daisy Aschehoug on

Quilting with Curves Book Tour

I'm thrilled to announce that my new book, Quilting with Curves: 20 Geometric Projects has been released!

As part of the release, 11 of my friends and colleagues in the quilting business are giving away physical and digital copies of the book. They've said such lovely things and pointed out all of the aspects that I love about this book: the range of designs, the various difficulty levels, and the unexpected ways of using quarter circle squares! I'll add more in the coming months as I go through each of the projects. In the meantime, take a look at the flip through and pick out something that excites you!

While you're at it, please visit the links below to see some of the designers' favorite projects and comment on their blogs or Instagram posts to win a copy for yourself!

To win a copy of the book here, just leave a comment telling me whether you've tried curved seams before and what interests you most about them - big curves, little curves, curves in curves, curves and triangles. Or if you haven't tried them, I want to know if this will be your first time!

I'll announce a winner on July 8 in both my newsletter and on the blog so be sure to stick around.

Week 1

Tuesday, June 20 - Christa Quilts

Wednesday, June 21 - Libs Elliott

Thursday, June 22 - Kitty Wilkin

Friday, June 23 - Sarah Goer Quilts

Saturday, June 24 - Stitched in Color with Rachel Hauser

Sunday, June 25 - May Chappell

Week 2

Monday, June 26 - By Hilary Jordan

Tuesday, June 27 - Saroy with Sarah Ruiz

Wednesday, June 28 - Laura Loewen

Thursday, June 29 - Jo Avery

Friday, June 30 - Mali Storli Engedal

Saturday, July 1 - Daisy Aschehoug

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Comments

  • I love curves…. You got me started with a zoom nested curve workshop! Congratulations on the book, and your generosity in gifting one.

    Theresa Turner on
  • Curves are exciting and scary all at the same time. I’m trying to perfect the technique. This book looks like it would take me to the next level.

    Debbie M on
  • I want more confidence working with curves and figuring out how to match them. I also want to use curves with other shapes, especially triangles.

    PHOneill on
  • I love curvy quilts, although I have been hesitant to try them! This book looks so inviting and the projects look very approachable!

    Ali on
  • I tried curves for my third quilt ever! They turned out super good and I was surprised… however I haven’t had luck since then. I would love to use your book to help perfect them.

    Katy Faircloth on
  • I tried curves for my third quilt ever! They turned out super good and I was surprised… however I haven’t had luck since then. I would love to use your book to help perfect them.

    Katy Faircloth on
  • This is the first book in a while that I have wanted to purchase, since I am an old quilter and have “done it all”, including tons of curves. Your designs are fresh and I can’t wait to try them.

    Kathy S on
  • Curves fell scary but can be a breeze and what a stunning result!! The book has many options. Spinning tradition, or Ginkgo Fan, or then again Pivot.. will just need to choose which to start first.

    Caroline F Mounier Vehier on
  • I love curves and Daisy’s design, templates and patterns. I’ve taken several classes from her and she’s one of the best! I’m looking forward to adding this book to my quilting library. Thanks Daisy!!

    LaDauna Wilson on
  • I love the look of curves. I’m interesting in the many ways they can come together to make designs.

    Jean on

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