Rulerwork Quilting

I'm off Saturday to Kingsville to teach my class "Quilting with Rulers for Domestic Sewing Machines"  with the wonderful members of the Erie Shores Quilters Guild and just thought I would share an excellent resource with my readers.
 The resource I am speaking about is a fantastic book by Amanda Murphy called "Rulerwork Quilting Idea Book"  I am excited about this book and recommending it because it contains 59 Outline Designs that can be done with rulers and then filled with Free Motion Quilting..  This book is both for the domestic and long arm quilter.  

I was reading it over and utilizing it to discuss ideas with my class and I think it's a great comprehensive book that everyone should have if they are serious about using rulers for quilting.  I will certainly recommend it in all of my classes!

​See the contents of the book below to see what I am talking about.

This book covers just about every  ruler shape with so many design ideas to expand upon, it is very inspiring. Amanda also discusses all types/brands of rulers, the very common shapes and how to plan your quilt with ruler work.  See some photos from the contents of the book below:

The pictures alone do not do this book justice, I ordered it from Amazon and believe me, I  am not disappointed and I would recommend it to my students and anyone passionate about making their quilting precise and beautiful!

As you can see below, this book is very affordable at $25.69, spiral bound  and  easy to refer to while you are working on your quilt.

Where to get this awesome book?  Click  on the  photo below:

I am hoping to share some photos of my student work next week, check back to see what creative ideas they have, I am sure there will be an abundance of them!

Have a lovely weekend and Happy Friday?