DS gave me an Amazon token for my birthday, and I think its time I spent a bit of it!
I have been looking at actual quilting books, and have found these:
"Quilting Inside the Lines" by Pam Clarke
"Machine Quilting Solutions" by Christine Maraccini
"Quilting Possibilities, Freehand Filler Patterns" by Sue Patten
Unfortunately I am only able to look on Amazon, no quilt shop near who stocks them, and the bookshop here doesn't know what quilting is, so can anyone give their views on these - and recommend any others I should look at.
I have the McTavishing book and Barbara Chainey's already. I really want to know what to do when I have the quilt sandwiched up! I am inclinded look at it for a long time and then take the easy way out and stitch in ditch and diagonals, as the quilts I've done recently were gifts, but I have some ready sandwiched which are staying here, so I want to try something new on them. Just using Janome 6500. Want easy to do but looks complicated!!!
I tried the 'look inside' facility for some of the books I looked at, but some had the pictures removed (copyright? have people been copying the pictures?)
Any other recommendations welcome - but I have to use the UK Amazon - the token says so! I did think about the triangle book that's a bit like Dear Jane, but that wasn't listed, nor is the birds applique one - not that they are quilting - they were just where I started before I looked at the quilting ones.