Summer at the Lake Quilts: 11 New Projects from Maw Bell Designs, Quilts, Bags & More
Aug 2011 · C&T Publishing Inc
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About this ebook
Get ready to picnic with designs for a tote, a sunhat, and nine other projects for the sunny season!
Sally Bell and Susan Maw, the beloved pattern makers of Maw-Bell Designs, bring you eleven projects to take you outside for a feast with your loved ones. These traditional-with-a-twist designs are casual and stylish, and make the perfect setting for an outdoor getaway.
Make six quilts, a picnic tote, a backpack, pillows, a sweet sunhat, and an ant pincushion—and enjoy your next sunny day outdoors!
Sally Bell and Susan Maw, the beloved pattern makers of Maw-Bell Designs, bring you eleven projects to take you outside for a feast with your loved ones. These traditional-with-a-twist designs are casual and stylish, and make the perfect setting for an outdoor getaway.
Make six quilts, a picnic tote, a backpack, pillows, a sweet sunhat, and an ant pincushion—and enjoy your next sunny day outdoors!
About the author
Susan Maw and Sally Bell are sisters and partners in Maw-Bell Designs, a company that designs, quilts, fabrics, children's clothes, and accessories. The both live in Montana, Susan in northwest Montana near Flathead Lake and Glacier Park, and Sally in southwest Montana in the Bitterroot Valley.Susan and her husband Steve have 4 children, all artists in their own right. Sally and her husband Danny have 2 children and 1 grandchild.Susan and Sally have enjoyed designing and sewing together since they were very young. They look forward to hearing from you.
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