Hawaiian Quilting: Instructions and Full-Size Patterns for 20 Blocks by Elizabeth Root (1989, Paperback)

The book gave basic instructions for the quilting (3 pages). I expected more visuals.I was disappointed. I should have checked with my public library before ordering this book. The Japanese quilting books may not translate into English but by their visuals, I can grasp the concept. Truly disappointed.

I bought this quilting book for my Grandmother-in-law. The book to me is really average and boring. The designs are sub-par and repetitive. And because this is only sample blocks there really is nothing describing the history or techniques of Hawaiian Quilting. If you need some sample blocks then this book is just fine, but if your looking for something more look else where.

I saw the book in a quilt shop and someone else bought the last copy. I went out on eBay to find one and ta-da SUCCESS! Just the book I wanted - Thanks! This is a beginner-intermediate book on Hawaiian quilting techniques and is written in clear and descriptive language. The illustrations are accurate and 'descriptive'. This is very helpful for the project I want to undertake.

I like Hawaiian quilting so when I saw it ,I bid. There is nothing else to say. love to experience primitive cultures and creativity.

This Book came very fast and in great shape. The book has great directions and patterns. the book will be fun to use batiks and plain background and will make a great quilt