Patchwork Minus Mathwork: A Quilter's Guide to Planning and Buying Fabrics Without a Degree in Mathmatics! Paperback – November 20, 2009

Amazing book with charts to help you plan your quilts. No math to figure yardage. Yay! My new favorite book.

All i can say right now is that this booklet has some very cute designs in it., unfortunately i havent started, any of them as of yet, as im working on rag quilts, which are also awesome looking to me,so for the quilters out there, this book, is fantastically full of gorgeous jelly roll quilts , and modern quilts to make , from nothing into a family heirloom someday, creating something for your children or grandchildren, is amazing as it comes together. I know cause i am in the process of making my son an Irish rag quilt, since his grandparents came to the U.S.A. when they were little., so there straight from Ireland., and this will give him something to keep as his heritage., i will be ordering other books on jelly roll and rag quilts, there are so many designs out there, to learn. Therefore i recommend this booklet to everyone who loves to quilt and to be creative.

I love the charts in the book. Just look up the size quilt you are making and it tells you how much fabric is needed. It doesn't cover some patterns so sometimes you have to improvise.

This is a great resource for any quilter with great information on planning any quilt. I am very impressed with the detailed charts listing all the math computations I used to do on my calculator or worse on paper. It is especially helpful when adapting patterns that are not quite the right size, in making scrap quilts and creating your own patterns.

Was not what I expected way over priced would not buy again

My cousin (who is a quilting instructor) had this book in her collection and on seeing it I knew I needed this. I am just learning to quilt. This is most helpful in giving measurements and yardage required for a project. I think this would be helpful for quilters of all levels, sure take out the tedious task of figuring out required yardage.

This book is a wonderful reference. It takes the guesswork out of estimating the correct number of yards needed for quilting projects.

I have used this book multiple times since I received. It really helps me in my shop and several of my customers are wanting copies as well.