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Front Cover; Contents; Dedication; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Section One: Starting with a Vintage Tablecloth; Vintage Tablecloths; A Little Background Information; Where Can You Find Vintage Tablecloths?; How to Clean Your Tablecloths; How to Choose a Tablecloth for Your Quil; Color Palette and Fabric Choices; Auditioning Fabrics; Embellishments; Quilt Labels; How to Use the Project Instructions; How to Use the Project Instructions; Section Two: Making the Quilts; Dogwood; Baltimore Beauty; Nostalgic Wholecloth; Moda Fruit Basket; Denas Delight; Daisy Vase; Field & Stream; Mums.;Transform your favorite vintage tablecloths into beautiful quilts! Learn how to convert the best parts of each cloth into quilt blocks and appliqu elements that can be combined with commercial fabrics for extra vibrancy. Customize your design to get the most out of any tablecloth-parcel out a single cloth for multiple projects, or combine pieces of different cloths into one quilt. Dig into grandmas attic, visit a flea market, buy new reproduction panels ... even old tablecloths with holes or stains can become part of a lovely quilt. Use this unique approach to preserve personal memories or creat.

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Text copyright 2012 by Rose Sheifer and Liz Aneloski Inspirational Photography - photo 1 Text copyright 2012 by Rose Sheifer and Liz Aneloski Inspirational Photography copyright 2012 by Rose Sheifer Photography and Artwork copyright 2012 by C&T Publishing, Inc. Publisher: Amy Marson Creative Director: Gailen Runge Art Director: Kristy Zacharias Editor: Liz Aneloski Technical Editors: Alison M. Schmidt and Gailen Runge Cover/Book Designer: April Mostek Page Layout Artist: Kerry Graham Production Coordinator: Zinnia Heinzmann Production Editor: S. Michele Fry Illustrator: Jessica Jenkins How-to and style photography by Christina Carty-Francis and Diane Pedersen of C&T Publishing, Inc., unless otherwise noted Inspirational photography by Rose Sheifer, unless otherwise noted Published by C&T Publishing, Inc., P.O. Box 1456, Lafayette, CA 94549 Vintage Tablecloth Quilts Download Copyright 2012 by C&T Publishing, Inc. www.ctpub.com All rights reserved. www.ctpub.com All rights reserved.

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For your convenience, we post an up-to-date listing of corrections on our website ( or at P.O. Box 1456, Lafayette, CA 94549. Trademark () and registered trademark () names are used throughout this ELECTRONIC PRODUCT. Rather than use the symbols with every occurrence of a trademark or registered trademark name, we are using the names only in the editorial fashion and to the benefit of the owner, with no intention of infringement. Pattern Note: This digital file contains patterns that may not print true to size and may require sizing adjustments (inchmarks are included on patterns for reference). DedicationFrom Rose: To the four most significant people in my life: my wonderful mother, Millie Schiafone; my second mother, Marion Quinn; my very supportive husband, Bruce; and my dear son, Will. From Liz: To my husband, Mark. From Liz: To my husband, Mark.

Thank you for three decades of love, laughter, challenges, and supportthe things that make life worth living. Acknowledgments First and foremost I am eternally grateful for my co-author and longtime colleague, Liz Aneloski. Without her participation this book simply would not be. Thank you so much, Liz. I learned a heck of a lot! Thank you to my dear friend Sharyn Amorosofor all the walk and talks where you are always my sounding board helping me sort things out. The encouragement from Dena Fishbein of Dena Designs gave me the confidence to move forward with my idea.

Thank you for also providing your gorgeous fabric for the combination quilt (Denas Delight). Thank you to David and Sandy Ogden for loaning your incredible Bauer pottery pieces that worked so perfectly with the quilts. I could not have sewn twelve quilts without a place to do it. I am still awestruck by the conversion of my garage into an amazing sewing studio by two very talented individuals, Larry and Brent Russell, the contractors who made it happen. And last but not least, I am so grateful to everyone at C&T for giving me this opportunity. Special thanks to those incredible photo gals, Diane Pedersen and Christina Carty-Francis, for all the beautiful shots, and for the exquisite design skills of April Mostek.

Thank you also to the following companies for providing us with wonderful fabrics and supplies: Moda Home Moda Fabrics P&B Textiles Quilters Dream Batting RJR Fabrics Robert Kaufman Fabrics Timeless Treasures Fabrics Westminster Fibers / FreeSpirit Fabrics

Introduction
By Rose Sheifer Vintage tablecloths! Most people have at least one (or more) stored away in the back of a linen closet or drawer. Those vibrantly colored, oddly shaped, and slightly stained or torn tablecloths handed down to you by your mother or grandmother are waiting to serve a purpose once again. My stash of vintage tablecloths consisted of about ten, in a variety of sizes, colors, and patterns. I sometimes used them to cover tables for outdoor parties, set with mismatched vintage plates and vases filled with garden flowers. When not in use, the tablecloths were ironed and folded neatly on a shelf for display. They were too beautiful to be tucked away in the back of the closet.

One day while having coffee surrounded by my gorgeous tablecloths, it came to me: These are amazing works of art! The stains and holes were a problem, but what if I used the pieces of them to build quilts? This was the birth of Vintage Tablecloth Quilts. Having designed more than 200 books on quilting and crafts over many years as a graphic designer, I was always looking at the creative work of artists from across the country. Now it was my turn. As a graphic artist, I have learned to master software programs such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Using my digital camera and technical skills, I began to create designs with fabric swatches from the Internet. This process allowed me the ease and flexibility to create designs quickly.

The finished quilts are almost identical to my original digital designs. I called on my friend and longtime colleague Liz Aneloski, developmental editor for C&T Publishing, with the hope that she would be my co-author. With her extraordinary technical skills and keen eye for style and color, I felt we could bring this concept to life. Liz carefully reviewed my designs to make sure the recipes would work. Adjustments were made when needed, and in the end twelve unique quilts were made, each using a vintage or reproduction tablecloth as the starting point. Watching these tablecloths take on a new life has been extraordinary.

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