Linda J. Hahn - Quilting with Stash or Cash: 10 Patterns, 20 Quilts, Lots of Creative Options
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Make the most of the fabric you have and the fabric you want!
- One-of-a-kind guide includes two options for each project: Stash to use up your fabric scraps, or Cash when buying new yardage is irresistible
- 20 projects made from 10 quilt designs, each with two variations: Use up leftover scraps or go buy new fabric
- Step-by-step instructions and helpful diagrams for completing each quilt both ways
- Helpful overview on materials, tools, terminology, and techniques to review before you begin
- Co-author Linda J. Hahn is an award-winning quilter, designer, author, and National Quilting Association Certified Teacher
- Co-author Deborah G. Stanley is an independent designer who has worked with several industry-leading fabric companies
Quilt beautiful projects whether you want to use up your stash or spend your cash!
Featuring 10 quilt patterns and two options for eachone Stash (using scraps and fabric you already own) and one Cash (newly purchased fabric)inside this inspirational guide, you get to decide for each project whether you want to use up your fabric scraps or go shopping for new yardage. With step-by-step instructions, expert tips, helpful diagrams, and other helpful tips, Quilting with Stash or Cash offers so much to love with 20 total quilt designs and possibilities.
Inside this unique quilting project book, youll learn different ways to piece traditional quilt blocks for easy construction, make your stash fabrics work with patterns, cut and sort your scraps, add sashing and borders, and other techniques to strengthen your quilting skills.
For the Cash quilts, yardage and fabric collections are provided so you can shop for the exact materials required. For Stash quilts, designers strictly used only what they had in their possession, no purchases allowedwhich sometimes required some extra creativity! Also included are introductory sections on the premise of Stash or Cash, materials, tools, terminology, and technique tutorials. With this unique, must-have guide in your quilt book collection, youll feel inspired to shop for something new, get creative with what you already own, or boththe choice is yours!
Co-author Linda Hahn is a passionate quilter and the author of many wildly popular books, including New York Beauty Simplified and New York Beauty Diversified. Co-author Deborah Stanley is a talented independent designer whose work has been published in several books and magazines. She has designed consumer projects for several fabric companies including Banyan Batiks, Northcott, RJR, and Elizabeths Studio.
Whether youre looking to bust your stash or splash out on new fabric, youll create beautiful quilts with Quilting with Stash or Cash!
Linda and Deb did it again! What fun to see how fabric and color choices can change the look of quilt patterns. Im excited to go shopping in my stash and at the quilt shop after reading this book!
Stevii Graves, quilt author and teacher, Past President, International Quilt Association
Love this book! We all go to quilt shops and admire the fabrics, sometimes not sure how to use themsame with the fabrics in our stash. This book gives the confidence to use those gorgeous fabrics with stunning results!
Karen Gibbs, Creative Director, Banyan Batiks
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Quilting with Stash or Cash Landauer Publishing, www.landauerpub.com, is an imprint of Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Inc. Copyright 2021 by Linda J. Hahn, Deborah G. Stanley, and Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Inc., 903 Square Street, Mount Joy, PA 17552. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Fox Chapel Publishing, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review and the enlargement of the template patterns in this book for personal use only. The patterns themselves, however, are not to be duplicated for resale or distribution under any circumstances. Any such copying is a violation of copyright law. Print ISBN 978-1-947163-65-2 eISBN 978-1-607658-58-0 Library of Congress Control Number: 2021939136 We are always looking for talented authors. To submit an idea, please send a brief inquiry to . This book has been published with the intent to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subject matter within. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the author and publisher expressly disclaim any responsibility for any errors, omissions, or adverse effects arising from the use or application of the information contained herein.
For a printable PDF of the patterns used in this book, please contact Fox Chapel Publishing at , with 9781947163652 Quilting with Stash or Cash in the subject line.
Each project in this book is presented in two different ways: Cash or Stash. Note that some of the piecing methods for the quilts are different; we will explore those. First, lets define the types of quilts that you will find in this book. Cash quilts: Are made with a defined amount of yardage so that you can go into a quilt shop, choose your fabrics, and use quick piecing techniques (such as strip piecing, Triangles on a Roll, etc.) to make the project. The fabric may be in yardage (meters) or available in a precut package. Stash quilts: Are made using what you currently have in your stash, which could also include fabric or pieces from your scrap basket.
You may be required to use similar colors or similar fabrics to use them up, and you might also need to substitute a piece or two to make the color scheme work. You will actually feel a sense of accomplishment going through and cutting up your stash and scraps. Scrap quilts: Scrap quilts are made from scraps. There may just be one small piece of a particular fabric or color or there may be just enough to do one block. There could also be a combination of stash and scraps.
We, the authors, designed the Cash quilts in this book. We then provided our Stash designers with our Cash quilt images and patterns and asked them to make the same quilt using only what they had in their stashes. They were not allowed to purchase any fabric, so they had to use up their stash, make do, or do without. We did not see any of their fabric choices ahead of time, nor did we see the quilts until they arrived at our door. It was so exciting and thrilling to see how each of the Stash designers interpreted the instructions and the designs to use what they had to make their assigned quilts. The Stash designers did have some leeway, especially when it came down to border options.
Some used scraps, some used larger pieces from their stash, some had to substitute fabrics after running out of what they were using, and some had to think creatively when it was time to add the borders. Not only were we pleased with the results, were also happy to use this challenge to show our readers the versatility of these quilt designs. We know that you can make your own unique quilt whether you decide to buy new fabric or use up your stash pile. 
As you gain scraps from finished projects, just cut them into whatever sizes you need and place them into the designated box. Here are a few examples of typical sizes: 2 " (6.35cm) squares or strips 4 " (11.43cm) squares (can be matched with 2 " [6.35cm] squares) 2 " 4 " (6.35 11.43cm) rectangles Everything else goes into a separate container to use for English Paper Piecing projects (of a predetermined size).
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