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    TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS FOR ABSTRACT QUILTS

    Yoshiko Jinzenji

    QUILTING

    LINE + COLOR

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    Gallery

    White + Elements Series Hexagon Series

    Ribbon Tape SeriesSampler Series

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    Connected Squares Series

    Code Series

    Silhouette Series

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    In th is qu i l t , a dynamic-three d imens iona l i l lus ion is

    created through the use of t wo contrast ing co lorscombined wi th a repeat ing pat tern .

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    We wi l l use th is work to i ntroduce the bas ic techniques ofsewing p ieces together , bast ing , qu i l t ing , and b inding .

    Rectangle Quilt

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    Cut out the patterns for pieces A and B using

    thick paper.

    Place the patterns on the back side of the

    fabric, trace around the cutting lines, then cut.

    Line up the cut pieces as shown in the

    picture.

    A

    A

    B

    B

    CUTTING THE FABRIC: Cut pieces A and B, adding " (6 mm) seam allowance to all sides.

    Rectangle series: Quilt 1

    1 Red polished cotton:

    42" or 45" fabric, 1 yd (110 cm width 1 m50 cm) [standard cotton fabric is 42" or45" wide. 110 cm = 43"]

    2 White cotton (includes binding):

    42" or 45" fabric, 1 yd (110 cm width1 m 60 cm)

    3 Lining and binding, white cotton:

    42" or 45" fabric, 1 yd (110 cm width1 m 30 cm) (Cut the bindings first, length-wise, from the fabric).

    4 Batting:

    50" x 38" (123 x 93 cm)

    FABRICS

    Finished dimensions 46" x 34" (117 x 87 cm)

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    Cut out 380 red and 379 white pieces A and

    24 red and 22 white pieces B.

    Offset red and white blocks in a brick pattern. Stitch rows together and press seam

    allowances to one side.

    SEWING: Sew together the rows in order one at a time working side to side, omitting therow that goes around the perimeter (the border). Sew each row together and finish by sewing

    on the border.

    To stitch by hand, place two fabric pieces right

    sides together and sew the seam from one

    edge to the other. Begin by tying a knot in the

    end of the thread and make a single back-

    stitch. Sew across the seam line in a running

    stitch (see photo at right of sewn seam). Fin-

    ish with a single backstitch and cut the thread

    (no need for a knot).

    Press all the seam allowances toward the red side.

    Sew together the 16 pieces of the first row.

    Wrong Side

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    Looking to fuse Japanese design and modern techniques in your quilting

    projects? With Quilting Line + Color, you will explore color, shape, stitch-

    ing, and fabric ideas from internationally known weaver, dyer, fabric artist,

    teacher, and quilter Yoshiko Jinzenji.

    Yoshiko brings a fresh, contemporary vision to the quilting scene with

    more than 30 gorgeous projects, accompanied by precise instructions and

    detailed illustrations. From bed-size quilts to bags and pillows, you will learn

    to create innovative pieces while trying out new and traditional techniques.

    In Quilting Line + Color, Yoshiko delves into the interplay of shape and fabric,

    set off to striking effect with white fabric and stitching. Her asymmetrical

    and graphic use of color takes on a fresh, painterly feel. She shares her

    artistry and philosophy with you as she teaches you how to cut, piece, and

    stitch a variety of designsfrom patchwork and innovative uses of appliqu

    and reverse appliqu to layered transparent fabrics and handstitching.

    Quilting Line + Colorgives you an uncomplicated approach to adventur-

    ous yet beautifully balanced quilts.

    Discover the elegant simplicity

    of CONTEMPORARY QUILTING

    Paperback, 8 x 10, 192 pages, ISBN 978-1-59668-333-4

    $28.95, Available October 2010

    YOSHIKOJINZENJIhas been quilting for more than three decades. Her artisanal quilt-

    making synthesizes a wide range of cultural styles, and her work is in the perma-

    nent collection of the Museum of Art and Design, the Victoria and Albert Museum,and the New England Quilt Museum. Jinzenji has authored multiple books about

    quilting and teaches quilting and fabric dyeing in Japan and Bali.

    Ex tens ions of Squares ,Rectang les , and Hexagons

    Connected Squares Series

    Mini-Tapestry 1

    Mini-Tapestry 2

    TapestryBedcover 1

    Bedcover 2

    Rectangle Series

    Quilt 1

    Quilt 2

    Hexagon Series

    Merry Quilt

    Transparent Quilt

    Discovering Transparent Fabrics

    Silhouette Series

    Cushion 1

    Cushion 2

    Bag

    Shoulder Bag

    Spiral Series

    Cushion

    Poshette

    Idea l Projec ts for Gi f ts

    Sampler Series

    Frame

    Quilt

    Baby Series

    Quilt 1

    Quilt 2

    Ribbon Tape Series

    Quilt

    Frame

    Cushion

    Dig i ta l Graphics and Code Qui l ts

    Digital Series

    Graphic Quilt

    Graphic Cushion

    Code Series

    Quilt 1Hojoki Quilt

    Tale of the Heike Quilt

    Balanc ing Whi tes wi th Colors

    White + Red Series

    Shapes Quilt

    Balance Quilt

    Stripes Quilt

    White + Elements Series

    Stripes Quilt

    Colors Quilt

    Lines Quilt

    The Quilting Journey

    Tools

    CONTENTS