Celtic Quilting

Celtic Quilting by Gail Lawther, published by David & Charles in 1998, is a comprehensive guide that features 25 step-by-step projects inspired by ancient Celtic artistry. This edition, written in English and spanning 128 pages, showcases a variety of quilting techniques that reflect the intricate designs and motifs characteristic of Celtic art. Readers will find projects that range from small items like herb sachets to larger creations such as bedspreads, all designed to highlight the beauty of spiraling patterns and entwined knots.
In this book, readers will explore a diverse array of quilting methods, including traditional English quilting, Italian stuffed trapunto, Japanese sashiko, as well as applique, patchwork, and shadow quilting. Each project is crafted to not only teach the techniques but also to celebrate the artistic heritage of Celtic designs. The detailed instructions and illustrations aim to guide crafters of all skill levels in creating unique quilts that reflect the elegance and complexity of Celtic motifs.
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Contains 25 step-by-step projects – ranging in size from a herb sachet to a bedspread – in the style of ancient Celtic artists. Their spiralling motifs and entwined knot designs have a natural affinity with the delicate curves and intricacy of quilting. The techniques used range from traditional English quilting through Italian stuffed trapunto and Japanese sashiko to applique, patchwork and shadow quilting.
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