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Divide your quilt into small, more workable sections & Conquer the daunting task of machine or hand quilting a full-sized bed quilt! In Divide & Conquer, you will learn four innovative techniques for assembling 17 original quilts.
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OUT OF PRINT, SOLD OUTDivide & Conquer!
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Divide your quilt into small, more workable sections & Conquer the daunting task of machine or hand quilting a full-sized bed quilt! We'll show you four innovative techniques for assembling 17 original quilts.
By assembling and quilting your project in two or more pieces, you will alleviate the problems associated with quilting bulky bed quilts. The sections are lighter, can fit through the opening of your sewing machine, and are easily maneuverable for decorative quilting.
Each of the quilts is at least twin-sized, although the patterns are easily adaptable to smaller wall quilts. We've also added one of our famous Toppers as an options! With the combination of pieced and appliquéd quilts, you are sure to find one to become the centerpiece of any decor.
Not Only are these techniques easily applied to almost any quilt that you are making, but also each quilt top can be made in one piece for hand, machine or long-arm machine quilting. We'll provide lots of options and advice so you can quilt it your way!
| General Directions |
4 | Vanilla Ice Cream | 58 |
| Method 1 |
6 | Midnight Garden |
33 |
| Method 2 | 7 | Dutch Treat | 48 |
| Method 3 |
8 | Indigo Braids |
30 |
| Projects | Ice Crystals |
38 | |
| Mad for Plaid Topper | 16 | Mediterranean Tiles | 44 |
| Mad for Plaid |
18 | Pinecones & Berries | 54 |
| Precious Gems |
10 | Susie's Flowerpots | 62 |
| Squares Askew |
26 | Salsa |
66 |
| Purely Plum | 14 | Butterscotch Pudding | 36 |
| Joanne's Sunflowers |
12 | Midnight Garden |
33 |
| Cat Nap | 22 | Indian Blanket | 41 |
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1000+ Books &
Magazines Index
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Appliqué Quilts and Pieced Quilts in the same book: |  The Best of Black Mountain by Terri Christopherson |  Beyond the Basics by Kathy Delaney |  Cottage-Style Quilts by Mary Hickey |  Q is for Quilt by Diana McClun and Laura Nowne |
 Quilts With a Spin by Becky Goldsmith & Linda Jenkins Piece O'Cake Desings |  Pat Sloan's Take the Fear Out of Color by Pat Sloan |  Patchwork with Pizzazz by Lise Bergene |  Quilting for Busy Boomers by Jeanne Stauffer and Sandra L. Hatch |  Sunflower Patch Teri Chritopherson |
 Young At Heart Quilts by Julie Popa |
Appliqué Overlays the Pieced Background Blocks or BordersAlso see Piece O' Cake |
 3 Quilters Celebrate the 4 Seasons Karen Combs, Bethany S. Reynolds & Joan Shay |
 Appliquilt in the Cabin by Tonee White |
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 A Floral Affair Edited by Jennifer Rounds & Catherine Comyns |
 Granny Quilt Decor by Darlene Zimmerman |
 Learn to Quilt Row by Row by Linda Causee |
 Meadowbrook Quilts 12 Projects Inspired by Nature by Jean Van Bockel |
 Pieceful Scenes by Angela Madden |
Q is for Quilt by Diana McClun and Laura Nowne |
 Quilts for Ice Cream Lovers by Janet Jones Worley |
 A Quilter's Book of Baskets by Dori Hawks |
 Quilting for Harvest by Lynette Jensen |
 Quilting with My Sister by Barb Brandenburg & Teri Christopherson |
 Return to Elm Creek by Jennifer Chiaverini |
 Romantic Quilts From Australian Patchwork & Quilting Magazine |
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Sew Much Fun includes Machine Embrodiery CD |
 Sew a Row Projects by Karin Hellaby |
 Simple Traditions By Kim Diehl |
 Stitched with Love Plus Design CD By Roby Pandolph |
 Two-Block Applique Quilts by Claudia Olsen |
 Wine Country Quilts by Cyndy Lyle Rymer & Jennifer Rounds |
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