Kumiko Fujita has gathered her experience of more than 30 years of quilting to create a collection of 318 patchwork patterns for every occasion.
The pattern designs vary greatly with the scope to be used in numerous projects. Templates include everything from straightforward letters and numbers, to animals, vehicles, flowers and food. There are examples of the completed patterns throughout the book, showing how the finished product will look once put together.
This book is better suited to the more experienced quilter. Most of the templates within the book will need enlarging – the recommendation is to enlarge them to 250% using a printer which will produce 6″ x 6″ blocks. A seam allowance to all piece edges also needs to be added so a little experience is required.
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