The Quilter's Home: Fall

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Summary: The Quilter's Home : Fall - Excellent ideas for Fall!!!
Review: I have had the distinct pleasure of reading this book - time and time again! The verbage and directions make this book flexible to any skill level of quilting! The ideas themselves are great but also help you to incorporate them into other items you can think of as well! I think anyone wanting to try this book would be thrilled that they purchased it as a permanent part of their quilting library! So don't wait you have got to have this book!

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Summary: The Quilter's Home: Fall
Review: I have had the pleasure of being in a group with Lois for several years and her patterns have all been wonderful. We were all looking forward to her book coming out almost as much as she was and no one has been disappointed. I have been a sewer for over 30 years and a quilter for almost 13. Her directions are very easy to follow and anyone from a novice to a seasoned quilter will have no problem making any of the projects in her book. I am already picking out fabric for several of the projects for Christmas gifts. I look forward to her next book with great anticipation.

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Summary: Chalked full of ideas for Fall or everyday projects
Review: I love this book! Beautiful pictures and illistrations. She has individual instructions for each part of the wall hanging and then directions for individual projects with the pattens from the wall hanging all explained in well written detail. I have to say the sunflowers in the milk can is my favorite...., but then there are the Indian corn pot holder and trivet that I want to make.........and the apple pie looks good enough to eat. The 3 tier wall hanging "Baking Day", should be lots of fun. I especially like all the techniques used. Paper Piecing is my favorite. I look forward more books written by Lois.

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Summary: Great use of fall colors
Review: I thoroughly enjoy this book and am currently making three projects for my home and for gifts. The use of color is very appealing, and directions are easy to follow. The Baking Day trio is a favorite. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to get started on some new fall projects for the home.

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Summary: Can't wait to get started
Review: The book was given to me as a gift. Not being a quilter, I wasn't sure I would be impressed. The projects are beautiful. The way the author took each section of the quilt and made a project from it was a neat idea. If I had to pick a favorite, it would be difficult. Her illustrations and explanations are very easy to follow. I can't wait to get started, I want to make them all. I have already bought two copies to give to my friends as a gift. The author did a wonderful job and I'm excited about the next book.

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Summary: recommended by the accidental quilter
Review: The cover quilt, in autumn shades, and colorful fall applique blocks, is what drew me to this book. I would still buy this book for this pattern alone. Plus it's laid out one block at a time, so that you may have your very own block of the month club right in your own home. Sewing an entire quilt at once is too overwhelming for me, but one block at a time is great. The print in this book is easy to read, and the directions are clear.
The applique patterns are clear line drawings that will
be easy to trace from the book to freezer paper. There are many smaller projects to make that compliment this grand wall hanging.
I may try one or two on my way to completing this quilt. I particularly like the sunflower wall hanging and the chickadees in the window wall hanging. There is also a wonderful baking day wall hanging for the kitchen, and a small squirrel wall hanging that is displayed on a branch hanger. Some of these smaller projects would look great in a mountain cabin or in an office to
bring a little of the outside season indoors.
The color illustrations are very clear. You can even see the quilting stitches on some of the wall hangings. I always have a hard time deciding what to quilt in the blank areas around applique, and Lois Fletcher has some great ideas for simple, yet effective quilt patterns in these spots.
For any of you dulcimer players out there,directions for an autumn leaves bell pull is included. If you were to widen this panel a few inches, it would be perfect to place your wall hung dulcimers over to give your instrument a little cushion against the wall.
I'm glad I bought this book.

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Summary: The Quilter's Home: Fall
Review: There is a gift idea as you turn each page. Three days after I recieved the book-I was able to give a friend a unique gift made from this book. Can't wait to make more gifts. Hope Lois' next book comes out soon.

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Summary: The Quilter's Home Fall
Review: This book is exceptional in my estimation. I have a library full of quilting books and this one is on the top of my list. I am a visual person, so her illustrations and pictures are a plus for me. This book can be used by a beginner or advanced quilter. It is hard to pick a favorite item from her book, but if I was asked I would say the wall hanging with the apple pie.(ummmmmmmmm good!)
I will look forward to her next book.
Lynnda from Texas

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Summary: Great use of fall colors
Review: This book is packed with projects! First, you are presented with step-by-step directions for creating a beautiful fall wall hanging block-by-block. Then, as if that were not enough, the author embellishes on the blocks and guides you through constructing additional wall hangings, place mats, pot holders and a table runner. The directions are clear, concise and thorough. The projects are colorful and eye catching. This book will have you searching for fabric as soon as it arrives!

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Summary: The Quilter's Home: Fall
Review: This book is terrific for inspiration! I enjoyed the clear instructions and both my projects turned out great! I am looking forward to the other seasons of the year being showcased by this author.