Cindy's Tips
THE HA-HA APPROACH: Every time you reproduce an antique pattern, or use a traditional block, make sure you include at least one fabric authentic to that period. Case in point: if you're stitching a Dresden Plate quilt (popular in the 1930s and 40s), use at least one period feedsack for the wedges. This "ha-ha" fabric makes for an intriguing secret you may (or may not) want to share with others! |
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Do you love quilts and quilting? Then you've come to the right place! Cindy Brick, quilting teacher, quilt restorer, writer and appraiser, is an expert on old quilts and quilt history, including Crazy quilts, and often writes about them in books and magazines. She is an American Quilter's Society-certified textile appraiser and member of PAAQT, and the author of 5 books, including the FABRIC DATING KIT which has helped thousands of readers learn more about dating old quilts and fabrics.
We just got the word -- the book's only been out since February of this year, and it's already reprinting! Want to get your copy autographed, at a discount and STILL free shipping? Contact Cindy @ This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We'll ship your book for $23.95 total, including FREE shipping. (And that's for a book that retails at $29.95. Wow.) What is Cindy doing right now? Check www.cindybrick.blogspot.com and see! A former QUILTER'S NEWSLETTER editor, Cindy's work appears in many publications, including the QUILTING QUARTERLY (NQA) and VINTAGE QUILTS. (Look for her column, 'Old Things Considered,' in the latter.) Cindy is also a professional quilt restorer with strong ties to the Quilt Heritage Foundation and QHL. "I love teaching people more about quilting, especially where it's been through the years," she says. "Although I've learned from slide shows, and use them myself on occasion, I believe you learn more from seeing and touching the real thing. That's why my classes and lectures include dozens of samples, from quilts, tops, blocks, and fabric to vintage paper." Look for Cindy's books, fabrics and patterns, including the GRANDMA'S QUILT PATTERNS inside. We also stock a wide range of other helpful history and needlework books and patterns, quilt restoration products, and even a little Hanky Panky. Come on in, and explore! Don't forget our sister website, CLASSY GIRL -- you'll find kits for Crazies, helpful books and all sorts of embellishments, from charms to Treasured Memories fabric transfers. Just click on the 'Classy Girl' label on the top of the menu on this page.
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