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Author Jeanne Poore and other past and present members of the Kansas Quilters
Organization board — they call themselves "Golden Oldies" — pooled
their talents to create new and original quilts using classic patterns that
evoke the colorful, often turbulent, history of Kansas.
Rotary-cut designs interpret the stars of the state flag, windmills from
prairie farms, tornadoes, pioneer trails, dugouts and courthouses, flowers,
trees and crops, among other images.
Includes patterns for 15 blocks in 6- and 12-inch sizes, setting instructions
for large and small quilts, additional projects and tips for fabric selection.
Softcover, 94 pages, measures 9 x 11 inches.
Click here
to read my complete review of this book:
http://www.sewnatural.net/Kansas_Spirit_Book_Review.htm
We used this book in the store for block-a-months in 2007. Purchase
this book and set up a "block-a-month" for yourself! Use up some
fat quarters! :)
Two blocks made in 3 different colorways:
See Charlotte's finished quilt using a simpler 1930s type setting.
