Quilting with a Modern Slant
Rachel May
Modern & Design-ForwardMay profiles dozens of modern quilters alongside patterns and essays on how the modern quilt movement developed. The book mixes project instructions with interviews, giving context for design choices rather than just technique. A good pick for readers as interested in the movement's history and community as in the patterns themselves.
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