Back Cover Information
In a burst of creativity, these nationally known quilt
designers challenged each other to make eight quilts using specific
design and color guidelines. Because each designer brings a unique
style, the results are spectacularly differentin fact, all
three quilts on the front cover are from the dame challenge block!
- Get a rare glimpse of the authors' creativity in progress.
- Gather inspiration from gorgeous photos - each challenge includes
quilts by the authors and guest designers.
- Find block instructions as well as the authors' favorite techniques,
tools and tips.
Bring your favorite colors and learn to design!
About the Authors
Pam's quilts can often be recognized by their blended colors and
big bold prints. For her, it's all about the fabric! It's know wonder
"fabric designer" is one of the hats she wears in the
quilting industry. She is also the owner and designer for her own
publishing company, Making Lemonade Designs, and the author
of a number of other quilting books and magazine articles. She is
also a nationally recognized teacher in the quilting world. She
loves creating art quilts, many of which have been included in national
shows and exhibits.
Pam lives in Cheney, Washington, with her husband, Bob. She spends
any spare time enjoying her four grandchildren and playing in her
garden.
For Sharyn, it's the "what if?" phrase that motivates
her as a quiltmaker. She loves playing with blocks and color, with
problem solving and innovative settings being her forte. Her love
of quilting is definitely matched by the need to share that knowledge
with other quilters, which she's been able to do as a national and
international teacher since the early 1980s.
Sharyn has authored a number of books and magazine articles. In
1985 The Professional Quilter magazine named her their first
Quilt Teacher of the Year. In 2004 she was named as one of
the top 24 finalists for the All American Quilters award sponsored
by the American Quilters Society.
Sharyn lives in El Cajon, California, with her husband, George.
She loves being a wife, mother and grandmother.
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