Author: Riley, Angela

Binding: Paperback

Number Of Pages: 184

Release Date: 10-09-2020

Details: Do you know what quilting is? What basic requirements are by beginners? So, how do people successfully create quilts?   Keep Reading! Quilting is the act of stitching together two or more layers of fabric to create a heavier lined sheet, typically to produce a quilt or quilted cloth.   It appears like the term 'quilt' – related to the Latin term 'Culcita,' indicating a brace or pillow – was first found in the 13th century in England.   The oldest quilting was worn to create bunk bed covers: very well quilts are often listed in medieval inventories and have also been heirlooms to the family.   How quilters manage the results of quilting? The quilter may employ a wide variety of effects that give to the quilted content's final surface superiority and usefulness. The quilter manages these results by controlling factors such as the form and texture of the thread, duration, and width of the stitch, piecing, template design, and cutting.   It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the hundreds of terms and techniques you will encounter with your first quilt when you are just starting. It's an uncertainty that can be exacerbated by several ways every quilt-making activity is accomplished. Be sure you'll figure out which quilting techniques function well for you as you get more experienced, yet being familiar with the skills you need to learn can help you knit detailed quilts on the very first attempt.   In this precise yet compact masterpiece, you will learn about: Historical Perspective of Quilting Types of Quilt Essential Materials for Quilting Quilting Techniques for Beginner Quilting Patterns for a Beginner Mistakes Made by Beginners and Their Solutions   This guide is a complete package for anyone who wants to learn quilting from scratch. It has all the necessary topics covered that can prove beneficial for beginners.     So, click the buy button and add a creative habit in your life.  

Package Dimensions: 9.0 x 6.0 x 0.4 inches

Languages: English