Jenifer Dick is the author of five quilt books on topics from traditional to modern, and her work has been published in many other books and magazines. Jenifer lives in Harrisonville, Missouri, with her husband and three children. Visit her at 42quilts.com.Angela Walters is a machine quilter and author who loves to teach others to use quilting to bring out the best in their quilt tops. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and books. She lives in Liberty, MO. To learn more, visit quiltingismytherapy.com.

When Angela's name is on the cover, you know you are in for some quilting magic. I, like many quilters, am a sucker for nine-patch and I love it best when traditional meets modern. So I opened my copy of this book with great expectations. The front cover is busy, bold and intriguing. You can easily see all the quilting projects inside the front cover and they are wide and varied - an excellent mix. 21 projects in all so one or three for everyone there with Jennifer's fresh, contemporary approach. You'll find everything here from basic construction to variation with imagination. Very clear instructions with illustrations make this book easy to use. I like it a lot. Will also spark other ideas and you can easily interpret and adapt these wonderful quilts.

Jenifer Dick is the author of five quilt books on topics from traditional to modern, and her work has been published in many other books and magazines. Jenifer lives in Harrisonville, Missouri, with her husband and three children. Visit her at 42quilts.com.Angela Walters is a machine quilter and author who loves to teach others to use quilting to bring out the best in their quilt tops. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and books. She lives in Liberty, MO. To learn more, visit quiltingismytherapy.com.

When Angela's name is on the cover, you know you are in for some quilting magic. I, like many quilters, am a sucker for nine-patch and I love it best when traditional meets modern. So I opened my copy of this book with great expectations. The front cover is busy, bold and intriguing. You can easily see all the quilting projects inside the front cover and they are wide and varied - an excellent mix. 21 projects in all so one or three for everyone there with Jennifer's fresh, contemporary approach. You'll find everything here from basic construction to variation with imagination. Very clear instructions with illustrations make this book easy to use. I like it a lot. Will also spark other ideas and you can easily interpret and adapt these wonderful quilts.

Jenifer Dick is the author of five quilt books on topics from traditional to modern, and her work has been published in many other books and magazines. Jenifer lives in Harrisonville, Missouri, with her husband and three children. Visit her at 42quilts.com.Angela Walters is a machine quilter and author who loves to teach others to use quilting to bring out the best in their quilt tops. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and books. She lives in Liberty, MO. To learn more, visit quiltingismytherapy.com.

When Angela's name is on the cover, you know you are in for some quilting magic. I, like many quilters, am a sucker for nine-patch and I love it best when traditional meets modern. So I opened my copy of this book with great expectations. The front cover is busy, bold and intriguing. You can easily see all the quilting projects inside the front cover and they are wide and varied - an excellent mix. 21 projects in all so one or three for everyone there with Jennifer's fresh, contemporary approach. You'll find everything here from basic construction to variation with imagination. Very clear instructions with illustrations make this book easy to use. I like it a lot. Will also spark other ideas and you can easily interpret and adapt these wonderful quilts.