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Books
Rather than stock books,
we provide links to other places on the web where you can purchase
them.
Click on a specific title, or scroll
down the page to see all the books.
 
Of course, what we believe is better than
a book for learning a new technique is a video.
Watching someone do it is so much better than trying to interpret words.
Consider either of our 2 videos for learning Needleturn Appliqué, and
more.
"Hawaiian Quilting with Nancy Lee Chong"
(pictured at right)
"2 Fabric Appliqué Quilts with Nancy Lee
Chong" (pictured at left) Click on the
photos for more details and to purchase our videos (DVD or VHS). |
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"The Wilcox Quilts in Hawaii" by Robert J. Schleck.
Copyright 1986. 96 pages, mostly color photos with some black & white
photos and illustrations. "Just as a quilt is made up of many pieces,
so does this story piece together one family's history--its homes, its
quilts, and the quilters." Soft cover. Item #110.
Price: $15.00.
Available from various booksellers via Amazon.com |
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"Hawaiian
Quilt Masterpieces" by Robert Shaw. Copyright 1996.
120 pages, color photographs, hard cover. Not only are the quilts
shown masterpieces, so is this book. Rich text, marvelous photos...a
'must have' for anyone serious about Hawaiian Quilts. Available from
Booklines
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"Hawaiian
Quilts: Tradition and Transition" Published by
Honolulu Academy of Arts, curated by Reiko Brandon and Loretta Woodard,
2003. Soft cover, full color photographs, 135 pages, English and
Japanese. First published for the exhibition of Hawaiian Quilts, held
in Japan 2003. Featuring 22 historic quilts, along with 30
contemporary Hawaiian Quilts. Available from:
Honolulu Academy of Arts |
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"The Hawaiian Quilt" curated by Reiko Mochinaga
Brandon. Copyright 1989. 132 pages, color photographs, Japanese
and English text, soft cover. A beautiful book showcasing antique and
contemporary quilts.
Available from
Booklines
Hawaii. |
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Revised Edition "At the Cutting Edge: Contemporary Hawaiian Quilting"
by Linda Arthur, PhD. Second edition copyright 2002. 122 pages,
soft cover. Hawaiian quilts are a stunning visual testament to the
merging of the Western and Polynesian worlds in the nineteenth century.
Contemporary Hawaiian Quilting is the result of five years of historical
research conducted on the major islands of the State of Hawai'i. This
informative reference book briefly presents the development of Hawaiian
quilting into a traditional art form, followed by an investigation into the
evolution of contemporary Hawaiian quilting. Also included are
explanations as to why and how the shift from traditional to contemporary
Hawaiian quilting took place. Available from
Island Heritage |
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"Hawaiian
Quilting Made Easy" by Milly Singletary. copyright
1997. 48 pages. With 8 photos, 15 how-to illustrations and 7
patterns. Available
from
Booklines
Hawaii |
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"The Hawaiian Quilt: A Spiritual Experience"
by Poakalani and John Serrao. Copyright 1997. 64 pages, black
& white photos & illustrations, soft cover. "Reflection on its
History, Heritage, Designing, Quilting Methods and Patterns."
Available from
Booklines Hawaii |
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"Kauai Museum Quilt Collection"
by Christine Fay & Margaret Lovett. Copyright 1991. 35 pages,
black & white photos & illustrations, soft cover. Includes photos and
descriptions of 30 quilts in the museum's collection.
Out of print. Check
Amazon.com
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"Hawaiian
Quilt Inspirations: A Journal of Life" by
Patricia Lei Murray, 2003. Hard cover, full color photographs, 80
pages. A collection of unique quilts and the stories that inspired
their creation. It is a book to treasure and to share. Available
from
Booklines Hawaii |
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