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
Comments
I have sewn very few curves but have high ambitions, especially after seeing you speak to our guild and show some of your examples. I have the lantern rouge in my to-make-someday patterns.
I want to buy this book
I have made several quilts with curves, from large to very small. I enjoy the challenge of sewing smooth curved seams and making the pieces fit. This book would be a wonderful tool for further exploration into curved piercing.
I’ve tried sewing curves before. I really like it because it defies logic. It doesn’t seem like it will work, but when it does it’s like magic.
Lovely book! I have done a few patterns with curves and would love to give several of your patterns a try. Curves in curves have captured my interest right now.
This looks like such a stunning book. I am a fan of curves, I’ve used drunkards paths and improv curves too with the amazing Jo Avery. I have a tall poppy quilt in progress too with various techniques for curves.
I’ve tried curves a couple of time, flowering snowball and clamshells. Needless to say these are still both unfinished, curves are so intimidating. I’m determined to master curves and your book is so inspiring, I want to make them all.
Took an online covid course with you on giant nested curves and loved it. Would love to learn more. Congrats on the book!
I have sewn two quilts using curves and fell in love with the look immediately! I came across your work through IG. Your new book looks beautiful! I would love to explore more designs with using curves!
I was intimidated by curves for a long time but ever since I’ve used Jenny’s no pin method I’m hooked. I just love curves though I’m definitely no pro (yet)!