New York Beauty

New York Beauty Quilts Electrified: 12 Fun, Skill-Building Projects Using Easy Foundation Paper-Piecing Techniques to Electrify New York Beauty Blocks by Linda J. Hahn, Deborah G. Stanley

New York Beauty Quilts

New York Beauty quilts were introduced in the mid-1800s. At that time the textile industry had boomed with new fabrics, giving quilters the freedom to explore complex patchwork designs. Since then, the energetic-looking design—named after the Statue of Liberty’s crown—has evolved but the motif’s sharp points and technically challenging curved seams have remained steadfast through the years. To this day, it remains a beloved block and a topic of interesting quilt history.

Electrified

Award-winning quilting teacher Linda Hahn introduced her simple paper-piecing technique for clean, precise blocks in New York Beauty Simplified and New York Beauty Diversified. Now Linda is back with more fabulous things to do with this grand old patchwork design!

New York Beauty Electrified offers 12 sparkling new skill-building projects that will kick up your quilting with fun embellishments and updated piecing instructions to make construction even easier. Linda’s amazing one pin technique lets you create NYB blocks that have clean sharp points and nice easy curves, practically guaranteeing the perfect block the first time you try it.

Hahn has teamed up with quilter Deborah G. Stanley on this book. Her specialty is simple, easy-to-complete sewing and quilting projects. The pair are proud to share their time-tested technique and patterns with quilters everywhere!

New York Beauty Quilts Electrified explores creative designs incorporating the traditional block pattern… Linda and Deborah showcase the versatility of the basic New York Beauty block by using it in new ways.”

—Bill Volckening, New York Beauty, Quilts from the Volckening Collection

One Pin and No Stress!

Sew a perfect New York Beauty block every time, with ONE pin and NO stress!

  • 12 skill-building projects using easy foundation paper-piecing techniques
  • Third in a series, author Linda J. Hahn’s award-winning New York Beauty books
  • Fun embellishments and updated piecing instructions make construction even easier
  • Easy-to-follow photos for piecing the arc, piecing the block components, and trimming the blocks
  • Author Linda J. Hahn is a National Quilting Association Certified Teacher and former NQA Teacher of the Year

This third book in the New York Beauty series follows the award-winning prequels:

New York Beauty Simplified
— IPA Bronze Winner

New York Beauty Diversified
— IPA Gold Winner

Order your copy today from Amazon. Here is the link.

See Linda and Deb’s other patterns carried by QuiltWoman.com here

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One Response to New York Beauty

  1. Corrie Ernsdorff says:

    Hello Linda: My name is Corrie Ernsdorff and I am program chairperson for the Mukilteo Lighthouse Quilters in Mukilteo Washington. I am wondering if it is possible for you to speak to our group via ZOOM showing your fabulous quilts. We have openings on the third Tuesday evening of the month – in either March, or September, 2025. Thank you for taking the time to consider this opportunity.

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