Why struggle with what to buy, how to use it and how to create a wonderful quilt that is all your own. Each chapter takes a looks at one quilt quilt, using it as an example of a specific technique and providing directions on how readers can design it on their own computer. Wonderful web links are also provided. It breaks foundation piecing down into simple steps. There are no templates, hand stitching or rotary cutting skills needed.
All blocks turn out amazingly accurate.
Ms. Doak has written numerous foundation piecing books, this is one of her gems. See a Lavender and Lace example of foundation piecing in the Heart To Hand Quilt Museum. This fun book is full of glorious patterns that I just had to drool over and then finally create. It is one of my favorite basic quilting books because it is chock full of excellent guidelines and directions that every quilt maker should know. Marsha is from the Pacific Northwest and has taught at my guild on at least one occasion.