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A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting

This author of 9 books for beginner quilters and self-taught quilter of 26 years can teach you how to make a quilt using a simple 9 step system.

The step-by-step Beginner's Guide to Quilting reveals all the secrets experienced quilters forget to tell beginners - or, are they trying to keep secrets?

From: Penny Halgren

Dear Friend,

Have you been searching for a how to quilt resource specifically for beginner quilters that makes learning how to make a quilt really easy? And explains everything using words that you understand, not some special quilting jargon where you need to look up every single term?

How would you like to discover quilting tips and techniques that experienced and professional quilters use - methods that save time and make your quilt a true heirloom, not just another blanket?

Do you have a collection of quilting books that were advertised as beginner books……and when you got them home, you discovered that they just added to your confusion?

Are you ready right now to learn how to:
• Create a masterpiece that will amaze your family and friends
• Choose the perfect fabric for just the right effect
• Cut your fabric without making wasteful mistakes
• Sew perfect seams so that every corner is square and every triangle tip is pointy
• Attach borders that make your quilt square up
• Make binding that adds the perfect finishing touch to your quilt

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If you're like me, when I decided to start quilting, I had no idea how to begin. None of my friends made quilts…nobody in my family made quilts…the one quilt shop in my town didn't have any books for beginning quilters…and I didn't know about quilt guilds. There was no easy way for me to learn to quilt.

I wanted a book that was easy to understand and that had step-by-step instructions specifically written for a beginning quilter. I wanted somebody to take an easy quilt pattern, describe some of the simple color and design choices without turning it into a mind-boggling project, then walk me through the process - from telling me what supplies to buy to showing me how to bind a quilt - with pictures so I could both read and see how to make a quilt. (Kind of like those paint-by-the-numbers kits!)

I wanted a book that I could carry from my cutting table to my sewing machine as I was creating my masterpiece, to compare my results and make sure that I was doing it right.

I spent hours looking for a learn to quilt book for beginners; none was to be found. I started looking at individual quilt patterns - but because the instructions were locked securely inside the package, who could tell whether it would be easy or difficult to make, and whether the instructions would be complete?

Then there were books of patterns that included instructions. There were plenty of different quilt patterns in each book, but the instructions were pretty skimpy, and the pictures were only drawings of the finished pieces, not pictures of what each step looked like as you were cutting, sewing, or pressing.

And, fankly, as I thumbed through the pages, I ended up more confused than I was when I started.

Make Nine Patch Quilt Blocks the Easy Way

Yes, I remember those frustrating days as if they were yesterday. Sometimes I can even laugh at the stupid mistakes I made as I learned. But why should you struggle?

Because I love to quilt so much, I want to make it easy for you to learn - so you stick with it, and don't get discouraged and quit. So, I developed this simple process for learning to quilt.

You will make your first quilt with fun and ease by following the step-by-step, fully illustrated, instructions in A Beginner's Guide to Quilting.

Did you know that there are a million little tips, tricks and secrets that quilters whisper to each other, but don't always publish in patterns and instruction books?

This book is different; it reveals secrets and techniques that you need to make a beautiful family heirloom.

A Beginner's Guide to Quilting is divided into 9 easy-to-follow steps, described in easy-to-understand language, with full color photographs of the actual quilt being made. Each step is chock-full of tips and short cuts to make your learning easy and making your first quilt fun. No holding back. Nothing is left out. When you finish your first quilt, you will know the secrets of experienced and professional quilters that many quilters with years of experience don't know!

And A Beginner's Guide to Quilting steps past the beginner's skill level right into the intermediate level, holding your hand every step of the way. Once you have mastered the nine patch, you will be ready to try more difficult quilt blocks and you will have the resources right at your hand to be successful in every one of your future quilting projects.

And, you can easily jump right into The Beginner's Guide to Quilting, Vol II, Robin's Nest DVD Mentor.

The techniques described in this quilting resource will serve as a solid foundation for your quilting legacy. This Guide describes how to sew a quilt, how to assemble your quilt, how to bind your quilt, and how to machine quilt. It includes all of the steps in an easy-to-follow format, with full color photographs of absolutely everything.

"How Do I Know You Can Teach Me How to Sew a Quilt?"

You ask...And that's great question. After all, there are dozens of people all over the internet today making the exact same claim. So, what makes me different?

Years after I learned how to quilt, my daughter, Stephanie, decided to take sewing classes from Barbara, a lady down the street. Barbara loved to make clothes, and wanted to share her craft with children, so about five of the neighborhood girls went to her house once a week and learned to make clothes.

The clothes were beautiful! And the girls had great fun. Barbara even staged fashion shows in her lovely back yard so these young ladies could show off their accomplishments to family and friends.

Then one day, it happened. Stephanie announced that she wanted to learn how to make a quilt. Barbara panicked. She was an expert at making clothes, but knew nothing about how to sew a quilt. I knew that my daughter didn't want to learn how to make a quilt from me - she wanted Barbara to teach her.

So, Barbara and I hatched a plot.

During the day, when the girls were in school, I went to her house and taught her how to make a quilt. We picked an easy pattern - straight stitching, squares, simple borders, machine quilting, and easy binding. With my step-by-step, easy-to-understand approach, Barbara learned how to make a quilt with skill and ease. That was more than 19 years ago!

Several of the girls started making quilts, and Barbara stayed far enough ahead of them in her lessons that she was able to teach them, using the same step-by-step technique I taught her. At the next fashion show, the girls modeled their clothes and carried their quilts, and Barbara shared the quilt she made, too.

But, you say, Barbara already knew a lot about sewing. What about those of us who are just learning to sew?

So Easy a 7 Year Old Boy Can Make a Quilt!

"Wow!" you say, "Is THAT really possible?"

For years, my son watched Stephanie and me make quilts. When he was 7, he decided he wanted to make a quilt too. Barbara taught him the sewing basics. He made a shirt and a pair of pants.

After about 4 months of basic machine sewing lessons, it was time for him to make the quilt. He decided to make a "Solar System" quilt - complete with planets and stars.

Using the same step-by-step approach I used with Barbara, I taught him how to sew his Solar System Quilt. It took a few weeks of concentrated effort, and his completed quilt still is a source of pride and enjoyment for the entire family! And that was more than 16 years ago.

I could tell you about the Girl Scout Troop, the after school club, and the ladies in the evening sewing group, but you get the idea. I've taught many people with different abilities how to make beautiful quilts. I've been teaching people of all ages how to make a quilt for more than 19 years....And I can teach you, too.

Here's a Hint of the Quilting Tips You Get in
A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting

Here's More Quilting Information You Will Get

With the information in A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting, you can begin, or continue, your quilt making with the confidence that you have a solid foundation of skills used by all of the best quilters. Following these instructions, your very first quilt can look like it was made by a professional – with all seams matching, and no puckers.

You will learn how to make this quilt using a simple 9 step system. Pick your own fabrics to create your very own heirloom.

Using these proven, practical techniques and quilting tips, you can prevent making some of the most common mistakes, saving time and money, and creating a keepsake that will be shared with future generations.

Not only are you shown what to do, but the reason behind every step is explained. Building on that underpinning (pardon the pun!), you can transfer the basic skills shared in A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting to every other quilt you make, and you will be ready to try more difficult piecing.

Your quilting journey is ready to begin. By now you probably see that this is the perfect Guide for the adventure!

Take a look at the expanded Table of Contents and a sample Chapter. See for yourself what you will discover when you open your copy. Take a Look Inside.

Find out what makes A Beginner's Guide to Quilting the perfect resource for beginning quilting. 

Learn how you, too, can create your own beautiful family heirloom and begin a tradition of quilting in your family. Leave your memories in fabric for future generations to share.

After all, why should you make something that will last only a lifetime - when you can make a treasured quilt heirloom that will last many lifetimes instead?

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This book was many months in the making. Because I love quilting so much, it really wasn't painful, but it was a huge time commitment.

Once I decided on a quilt design that would be easy for you to learn, I set about picking fabrics. Normally that would be just a fun thing to do, however, I wanted to make sure that the fabrics I picked would be easy for you to follow and understand how the pattern fit together.

And I thought about and studied the size of the quilt for you to make. Certainly there are good things about making a bed size quilt, but for a starting project, my friends and I decided that a small quilt, maybe even wall hanging size, would be the best. That way, you can learn quickly and begin your next quilt right away.

Then I outlined each step and decided what was important to show you on your quilting journey. Then I set about making the quilt, taking notes of important tips to include, and taking pictures of each and every step as I made the quilt.

I wanted to be sure that you had all of the tips and tricks that took me years to discover. 

Then, I fired up my computer and began to format the pictures and write it all down. That took weeks. It would have been so easy to just rely on the pictures to tell a thousand words, but I knew if I did that, my book would be just like every other beginning quilting book on the shelf or on the internet - worthless!

And I wanted my book to be a truly valuable guide for YOU, the quilter.

....And at a Great Price too!

So, you now see why my family thinks I should be selling this resource for a very high price. They know how much time, thought and fabric went into it.

But I convinced them that I should try this price as a part of a marketing test. They are still wondering whether I have truly lost my mind.

Once you see what's included in this Guide, you'll see that this instruction could only be gotten at a week-long workshop. Not even a one-day or weekend workshop has all of the information contained in this Guide.

You would easily pay $40.00 for a one day workshop plus buy a book for another $20.00, and spend all day Saturday learning the basic steps for making a quilt. Thing is, because making a quilt takes time, about all you would be able to accomplish during the class would be to cut your fabric, and maybe sew a couple of blocks.

The teacher could tell you how to sew the blocks together, add the borders, layer the quilt, quilt the quilt and then bind the quilt. After those brief instructions, you would be on your own. Home, with just your notes from the class, a pile of cut fabric in a bag, and a bundle of confusion about what to do next, other than put the bag in a closet and hope for a miracle (or maybe just an elf to sew it together for you).

Then, there's the possibility of signing up for a year-long class at a local community college. Assuming there is one nearby, you could drag yourself every week to a class - come rain, snow or shine - with quilters of all levels. Some fast, some slow, some whiny, some cheerful. The point is that your learning is limited by other people in the class and the teacher's reaction to them. She could decide that the people in the class couldn't handle ALL of the secrets and tips she has to share, and then you wouldn't get all of the information. Besides, who says she would even think of sharing all of her secrets? Many quilters protect their quilting secrets like family recipes, always leaving some key ingredient out..

Plus, we all know that getting to every single class for 26 weeks in a row is pretty impossible. After all, one week the dog might need to go to the vet, and then you'd miss everything from that week!

You could buy every beginning quilting book on the shelf. A quick search on amazon.com turned up 26 books for beginning quilters. Full price, those books cost a total of $552.76, and even the used, well-worn books would set you back $378.13. You'd have a lot of great quilting information. Thing is, each book would have a different way to do the same thing, and it would be up to you to figure out which is best.

It has taken me more than 26 years to sort through all of the different ways to do stuff, and pick the easiest way. Plus, all of the other books about learning how to quilt have a chapter about rotary cutting, a chapter about sewing patches, a chapter about sewing blocks together, a chapter about sewing borders, a chapter about binding, a chapter about quilting. Sounds good, but there is no Step-by-Step from Start to Finish.

You get the idea; there are chapters in the other books about each of the critical steps in making a quilt. But none of them take you by the hand and walk you through step-by-step, showing and explaining exactly what to do, how to do it, and what your project will look like each step along the way.

Or you could learn how to quilt like most quilters do - take 25 years picking up tidbits and scraps from a random quilter here and another seamstress there. Thing is the folks who do it that way suffer from frustration, hundreds of UFOs (Un-Finished Objects), and thousands of dollars invested in fabric, books, patterns, and quilting tools, and maybe not even a finished quilt to show for all of their time and effort.

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