Wild Blooms & Colorful Creatures: 15 Appliqué Projects for Quilts, Bags, Pillows & More - A Vibrant Experience in Crafting Review

Wendy Williams is a very talented quilter. This book describes some of their developments and methods. And gives you many ideas on how to create your own unique quilt.

Probably the best book on crafts I have ever seen. It gives you lots of beautiful examples, lots of ideas, and lots of templates, and then invites you to do things your way, although you can copy their design if you like. I love all the information and all the great projects for inspiration. As I'm just starting out with appliqué, I don't know if this book will be as good for more experienced appliqué artists, but I know it's the perfect book for me.

This book is finally here! We'll all be busy making these beauties. Wendy is SO creative and I'm jumping from project to project. I'm 90% done with Birds on the Wire (which I'll be teaching at a quilt shop in Bend, Oregon in June) and am collecting identical fabrics for two table runners - I'm making 3 of each for Christmas gifts. Then I'll go on to Society Two and Guterville - maybe I'll teach them both. Oh, oh, and her pillows! There is no need to stop there. Although some of her designs are…

I love color and imagery - I think I'm drawn to a lot of the same things that Australians are because I'm always drawn to things that just happen to be made by the Oz people I was a bit disappointed with some appliqué instructions (I've been making different types of appliqué for years) because some things are missing and some things are more complicated than they should be. Also, I was hoping for more tips on how to combine wool and cotton - when and where it would make sense to use some kind…