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>An English Quilter in America
>Barbara Howell - 'Recent Work'
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>BQGS 2003 Conference
>British Quilting Traditions
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>Festival of Quilts
>Helen Deighan's Dyeing in Plastic Bags
>Helen Deighan's Magic Dyeing Made Easy
>Historic Australian Quilts
>History of Patchwork and Quilting in Britain
>Inspired by Landscape - exhibition review
>Japanese 16thC Patchwork
>Jo Budd
>Kaleidoscope Stars
>Kate Cox
>Lucy Boston
>Magie's Magic
>Pattern and Place
>Reading List
>Real Scrap Quilts
>Take 4 Artists: No. 3 Dinah Prentice
>Take 4 Now
>Take 4 Now - 2
>The British Quilt Study Group
>The Seascale Quilt
>The Trunk in the Attic
>Woven Cargoes
>Xenia cord on Signature Quilts

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>200 Quilt Blocks to Mix and Match
>Applique Designs
>Around the Block Again
>Civil War Women
>Color Play
>Memories
>Patchworks of Lucy Boston
>Plain and Fancy
>Quilt Studio
>Quilting Illusions
>Quilting Instant Expert
>Quilting Traditions
>Quilting with Japanese Fabrics
>Shadow Redwork
>Start Quilting
>Stitch'n Flip Quilts
>The Quilter's Block Bible
>The Quilters' Handbook
>The Quilter's Recipe Book

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book of the month

Color Play: Easy steps to imaginative color in quilts

review by Celia Eddy
reviewed 17/03/2001

Joen Wolfrom is already well-known for her brilliant use of colour in her quilts and for her previous books. Once again she invites us to open our eyes to the colour inspiration in the natural world around us and shows how we can use this in creating vibrantly coloured quilts. There is a section on basic colour concepts, how to group and combine colours, followed by a section in which she uses photographs, computer-generated patterns, fabrics and paint samples to illustrates the use of colour. Finally, we’re shown how to create many different effects such as light and shade, perspective and transparency. Highly recommended for any aspiring quilt artist or for anyone who wants to widen their quilting horizons.

© Celia Eddy

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