Thimbleberries(r) Quilts for My Sister's House: 22 Quilting Projects for Decorating with Flea Market Finds

Quilts for My Sister's House is one of my favorite Thimbleberries books. Lynette Jensen creates an excitement with color, shape, and simplicity. This book literally draws the projects in pictures leaving no doubts on assembling the projects. There is a nice variety of projects including quilts, tablerunners, pillows, tablecloth, wallhanging, throw, and even a childrens quilt. I've been quilting for thirty years and this book even inspires me to try some new colors and designs I haven't seen elsewhere. There are a few challenging projects, but the instructions are clear and easy to understand. I have quite a collection of quilt books. My best description of this book is that the use of color and design are unique and inspire you to create the quilts or projects. This book also includes a very helpful general instruction page located in the last pages of the book.

Lynette Jensen is the author of many fine quilting and lifestyle decorating books and enjoys a solid reputation for her needlecraft skills in quilting communities and organizations around the world. In "Thimbleberries Quilts For My Sister's House" she brings to bear her many years of experience and expertise to present twenty-two new and exciting quilting projects for decorating with flea market finds and collectibles. The projects range from quilts and wall hangings, to pillows and table runners. Employing the latest fabrics and colors from Thimbleberries, dozens of decorating ideas are showcased and illustrated with more than four hundred full-color photographs and images. An enthusiastically recommended addition to both professional and community library needlecraft reference collections, "Thimbleberries Quilts For My Sister's House" is so well organized and 'user friendly' that even the most novice beginner can successfully accomplish any and all of these impressive quilting projects.

I was very pleased with "Quilts for My Sister's House". It has a wide variety of projects, both skill-wise and size-wise. I can't wait to make up some. It was definitely a typical "Thimbleberry" publication--and one of their better ones at that.