Spirit of the Northwoods: 18 Quilts for Wilderness Kids

by Debbie Field

Book Overview

The beauty of wildlife and the great Northwoods come alive in this big two-for-one edition combining two of Debbie Field's best-selling quilting and appliqu? project books. 30 wildlife and Northwoods... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1890621897
• ISBN13: 9781890621896
• Release Date: April 2005
• Publisher: Landauer (IA)
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 1.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.4" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Spirit of the Northwoods

Once again, great patterns, ideas and fun to make patterns. I love the northwoods and love the look of woodsy decor. Easy, fun, create all kinds of comforting items. Another good book for collections!

Spirit of the Northwoods

I love this book, so much so that when I lost my first copy, I ordered a new one. The tree patterns are wonderful. I've made one quilt using three of the main block designs in my own layout with various other blocks (a sampler quilt). I used the pine branch and cones in two of the four corners of the outside border. The quilt won a blue ribbon in a mixed media category in a regional (Pacific Northwest) quilt show. You can use the book to make exactly what she shows you, or as a jumping off point for many other quilts. I also have "Quilting the Great Outdoors" and the blocks in the two books can easily be combined. There is great basic information in both books.

Real life wildlife

this book by Debbie Field is chuck full of wonderful outdoor life appliqués and ideas. It is well worth the great price.

Fun sewing

I loved this book and the patterns. I'm not a real experienced quilter, but I learned so much from doing all of these designs. It was so much fun picking out the materials for the individual blocks.

Spirit of the NorthWoods

Loved the book. It is very well outlined as to what fabrics to use and how much you will need. Construction of the quilt also looks to be very well laid out. BUT, help! Where in the world do you find these lovely fabrics? And why does the Granola Girl Designs web site not come up. No references as to the fabric company or availability.