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Happy Endings

Today I want to recommend a book.
I saw it reviewed on a blog, and you know when you have a love at first sight? Here I saw the cover and I said to myself "must be mine!" But

gave himself that I do not like things easy, of course the book is in English (and this is the minimum) and available only via the internet from abroad (not much then we are surprised not?)
So it was that in the middle I ordered this book on Amazon in December, And while I was there I took another kindred, to whom I can not say anything yet because he has to go.

The book arrived today instead is "Happy Endings" by Mimi Dietrich



E 'cost $ 19 (+ 6 shipping) and is a 75-page booklet that is in my opinion far more than the price for those who like me is concerned for the quilt.
The argument of the book are the much loved / hated / notorious edges, and in the book explains how to get them from A to Z. From basic techniques such as close up the quilt "pillow" as it prepares a bias, as beads with the binding, more specific techniques, such as shaped edges, or with the included cords or edges with frills.
Everything is explained clearly in the texts (of course you have to know English) and from images that are very well done and informative.

So, in my opinion, a gem of a book:) Me happy

* _ * Needless to say, I can not wait to try some new edge.

Today I'd like to recommend a book.

I read a review on a blog, and when i saw the cover I Said "it Have to be mine!"

But you know, I do not like the easy way, I know the book is in Inglese and only available via internet from abroad. So It Was That in mid-December I ordered this book on Amazon, and it's just Arrived today.

The book is "Happy Endings" by Mimi Dietrich

It's a 75 pages book that worth, in my opinion, far more than price, for people like me who likes to quilt.
The topic of the book is the much loved / hated / infamous edges, and it explains how to do them from A to Z. From basic techniques such as pillow-turned quilts or cut and sew a bias, to the more technical details such as scalloped and design edges, or edges with cords or ruffles.
Everything is clearly explained by the texts (of course you must know English) and from images that are very well done and informative.

Well, in my opinion, a gem of a book:)

I'm happy *_* Needless to say I can not wait to try some new binding techniques.


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