Stash-buster Quilts: Time-saving Designs for Fabric Leftovers by Lynn E. Edwards and Lynne Edwards (2006, Paperback)

This book is wonderful. Give many ideas and beautiful quilt patters to use up fabric leftovers that are quick and easy! I bought this book to give me more ideas since I love scrap quilting. There is nothing that I don't like about this book. It is great at generating ideas and simple patterns. This book is excellent! I would highly recommend it for the quilter/fabric collector! *****!

First off there is nothing I dislike about this book. I bought it because I have a cousin named Lynn Edwards (no relation to Lynne Edwards) and I was curious to see what kind of work the author does. After seeing this book I know that I will be buying more books written by her.

I like that none of the quilts are appliqued (although I admire them), all quilts are within my skill level, easy to intermediate. I love her sense of color and I will definitely be making the quilt on her cover for one of my sisters. There is a contemporary windmill quilt I would like to do also.

The book is 135 pages long & contains clear instructions for 16 quilts; 2 of which are for children and are absolutely adorable. Last, but not least, are instructions for a Japanese inspired tote bag.

my wife is a quilter and she requested this book for referance.she likes the ideas , directions , and overall designs.

The instructions are very simple and straightforward. As a beginning quilter I found it very easy to follow the steps. I particularly liked being able to see a picture of each step. I would recommend this book to people starting out in quilting.

I have been looking for this book for a few months as it was highly recommended first time i thought i had bought it on ebay i was conned but when i bid this second time hooray i won it and worth every penny or cent should i say. Very basic and descriptive especially for a beginner like myself.

jan