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Simply Stunning Woven Quilts: 11 Easy Techniques, Great Results
	Title: Simply Stunning Woven Quilts: 11 Easy Techniques, Great Results Author: Faustino, Anna Released: 2008-05-01 Publisher: C&T Publishing - Lafayette, CA ISBN: 9781571204523 Format: Paperback Category: Crafts, Hobbies & Home Last Updated: 2018-06-17 Rating: -1 Pages: 88 Description: Create dazzling quilts with fusible precut fabric strips and 11 amazingly easy weaving techniques. Cutting diagrams for 26 quilts. Editorial Reviews About the Author Anna was born in Saint Petersburg, one of the most beautiful cities in Russia. Anna found her talent at a very young age. When she was only eight years old, she started to paint watercolor copies of classic reproductions. Her paintings were naive, but colorful. She liked to paint swans in the lake and make furniture for her dolls from paper and scraps of fabric, gluing them together. After high school, she wanted to be either a teacher or a doctor, but the urge to create remained strong. Upon graduating from college, she worked for a couple of years as a stage and costumes decorator at the Kirov Theater of Opera and Ballet, and as a freelancer, knitting and designing sweaters. Anna loves to work with textiles, threads, and other fiber media. She has a passion for creating art quilts. In 1995, she traveled to the United States to visit her sister and was lucky enough to obtain a green card and the absolute freedom and and subsequent inspiration that come with it.

Title: Simply Stunning Woven Quilts: 11 Easy Techniques, Great Results
Author: Faustino, Anna
Released: 2008-05-01
Publisher: C&T Publishing - Lafayette, CA
ISBN: 9781571204523
Format: Paperback
Category: Crafts, Hobbies & Home
Last Updated: 2018-06-17
Rating: -1
Pages: 88
Description:
Create dazzling quilts with fusible precut fabric strips and 11 amazingly easy weaving techniques. Cutting diagrams for 26 quilts.

Editorial Reviews

About the Author

Anna was born in Saint Petersburg, one of the most beautiful cities in Russia. Anna found her talent at a very young age. When she was only eight years old, she started to paint watercolor copies of classic reproductions. Her paintings were naive, but colorful. She liked to paint swans in the lake and make furniture for her dolls from paper and scraps of fabric, gluing them together. After high school, she wanted to be either a teacher or a doctor, but the urge to create remained strong. Upon graduating from college, she worked for a couple of years as a stage and costumes decorator at the Kirov Theater of Opera and Ballet, and as a freelancer, knitting and designing sweaters. Anna loves to work with textiles, threads, and other fiber media. She has a passion for creating art quilts. In 1995, she traveled to the United States to visit her sister and was lucky enough to obtain a green card and the absolute freedom and and subsequent inspiration that come with it.