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Baker's Dozen Doubled

Baker's Dozen Doubled

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Keeps It Simple with your personal seam allowances
Review: #2 in her wonderful series. A must have for all quilting libraries and for those who have a tough time getting that "perfect 1/4 inch" seam allowance. How to design spectacular quilts with simple pieces. What a master at creating the unusual. This book focuses on your personal seam allowance and allows even the most inexperienced quilter to make marvelously pieced quilts.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Keeps It Simple with your personal seam allowances
Review: #2 in her wonderful series. A must have for all quilting libraries and for those who have a tough time getting that "perfect 1/4 inch" seam allowance. How to design spectacular quilts with simple pieces. What a master at creating the unusual. This book focuses on your personal seam allowance and allows even the most inexperienced quilter to make marvelously pieced quilts.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Good, but not complete
Review: The quilts in this book are lovely, and the book is written in Mary Ellen Hopkins folksy, humorous style. The instructions are easy to understand. I made two quilts using the designs in this book and they turned out well. My only problem with this book is that she often refers back to "The It's Okay If You Sit on My Quilt Book," which I ended up buying.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Good, but not complete
Review: The quilts in this book are lovely, and the book is written in Mary Ellen Hopkins folksy, humorous style. The instructions are easy to understand. I made two quilts using the designs in this book and they turned out well. My only problem with this book is that she often refers back to "The It's Okay If You Sit on My Quilt Book," which I ended up buying.


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