Stack & Cut Hexagon Quilts - by Sara Nephew (Paperback)

About the Book

Show off your large-scale prints and add a WOW factor to your quilts. Take advantage of the surprising designs that appear as you stack and cut triangles, diamonds, flat pyramids, gem shapes, and more. Each beautiful block design frames a unique kaleidoscope hexagon, for stunning results! Select from 38 hexagonal blocks, 7 setting triangles, 12 quilt layouts, and 5 pieced borders, plus get Sara and Marci's tips for picking the best fabric for this technique, lining up stacked repeats, and cutting shapes to take advantage of large-scale print fabric. Fair warning: you may never want to make a quilt any other way again!

Book Synopsis

Serendipitous designs that appear like magic

Show off your large-scale prints and add a WOW factor to your quilts. Take advantage of the surprising designs that appear as you stack and cut triangles, diamonds, flat pyramids, gem shapes, and more. Each beautiful block design frames a unique kaleidoscope hexagon, for stunning results! Select from 38 hexagonal blocks, 7 setting triangles, 12 quilt layouts, and 5 pieced borders, plus get Sara and Marci's tips for picking the best fabric for this technique, lining up stacked repeats, and cutting shapes to take advantage of large-scale print fabric. Fair warning: you may never want to make a quilt any other way again!

- Love your large-scale prints, but don't know how to use them? Display them in large central stars and hexagons for amazing, striking designs
- Endlessly unique quilts made from 60° blocks using stacked repeat fabrics
- Follow up to best-selling Serendipity Quilts and Doubledipity: More Serendipity Quilts

About the Author

Marci Baker is recognized internationally for her ideas that simplify the process of quilting. She authored the Not Your Grandmother's(TM) Quilts series and continues to travel and teach. Marci and her husband live in Fort Collins, Colorado. quiltwithmarcibaker.com

Sara Nephew is a quilt designer, author, and teacher, and she has developed several isometric (60°) triangle rulers. Sara's quilts have been exhibited all over the world and in magazines and books. She lives in Clearview, Washington.