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Popular designer Kim Diehl gives us an all-new collection of quilts and homestyle recipes in Simple Seasons. Bring the special meaning of each season alive in your home with Kim's 13 new tradition-with-a-twist applique projects.
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Simple Seasons
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Back Cover InformationPopular designer Kim Diehl is back wiht an all-new collection of quilts, plus her very own homestyle recipes. Bring the special meaning of each season alive in your home with Kim's tradition-with-a-twist style.
About the Author
With just her third quilt, Kim entered and won American Pathwork & Quilting magazine's "Pieces of the Past" quilt challenge in 1998. This win took her life down a new and unexpected path, and Kim began designing quilts professionlly soon after. In the years since, Kim has seen many of her designs published in national magazines, and she remains a frequent contributor to American Patchwork & Quilting. When she's not designing and sewing patchwork, Kim enjoys traveling to quilds and events around the country, sharing her quilts and teaching her invisible machine applique methods. Simple Seasons, Kim's third book with Martingale & Company, is near and dear to her heart because it brings together her love of traditional pathcwork and applique with her passion for cooking and creating recipes. Kim makes her home in scenic Idaho surrounded by her family, her much-spoiled pooches, and her country-style gardens
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Appliqué, some w/ Pieced Blocks &/or Book
also includes Pieced Quilts:
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40%
off 3 Quilters Celebrate the 4 Seasons Karen Combs, Bethany S. Reynolds & Joan Shay |
40% off American Jane's Quilts for All Seasons & Some for No Reason by Sandy Klop |
40%
off Quilt the Seasons Book 2 by Pat Sloan |
40% off Seasons by Debbie Mumm |
40% off Sewflakes Papercut-Appliqué Quilts by Kathy K. Wylie |
40% off Simple Seasons by Kim Diehl |
40% off |
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After chancing upon a sampler quilt pattern at a sidewalk sale in
1997, Kim Diehl set about to make her first quilt without the benefit
of any quiltmaking knowledge or experience and soon discovered she
had found a new passion.
