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Dales.  \nPhoto: Carina Woolrich © 1998 C&T Publishing  \nBack Cover Image: Nightfall In the Desert, 1997, 50\" x 50\", Judy B. Dales  \nPhotography: Karen Bell unless otherwise noted  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nDedication  \nTo my husband, Andy, who enables, encourages, and applauds, even though he may not always completely understand the forces that drive me.  \nTo my mother, Narcissa Cameron Boyd, who was always so proud of my accomplishments and would have been thrilled with this book.  \nTo my father, William Boyd, who encouraged me to begin this book and shared the stress of writing it, but did not live to see its completion.  \nAcknowledgments  \nA special thanks goes to Joyce Lytle, who made the right phone call at the wrong time, and then persevered to make it again at the right time. This book would never have become reality if it hadn’t been for her encouragement at the opportune moment. Thanks also to all those who have pushed, prodded and, yes, nagged this most reluctant author, chief among them “the assistant with attitude,” Bonnie Adams. Without your input, I might still be just thinking about it!  \nI am grateful to all the quiltmakers who have so generously shared their quilts: Peggy Stocks, Mary Nehring, Deb Lybarger, Jodee Todd, Pat Crucil, Lisa Sharpe, Mary Smith, Priscilla Hair, Vicki Ibison, Mildred Dort, and Lois Griffin. Thank you!  \nSpecial thanks to Kim Ritter, Darcy Young, and Laurie Martecchini for testing the techniques and patterns, and for the lovely quilts that are the result.  \nMany thanks to Amy Helfrick, who has proofread practically everything I have ever written, including the first draft of this manuscript, and now knows more about curved seam piecing than she ever wanted to know!  \nI am especially indebted to Karen Bell, who not only traveled halfway across the country to do the photography for this book, but also collected, organized, tidied, photographed, repacked, and shipped most of the quilts included here. Her hard work, experience, professionalism, and attention to detail were invaluable and very much appreciated.  \nThanks to all the folks at C&T Publishing for guiding me through this process: Annie Nelson, my editor; Joyce Lytle, who checked every curve and had the courage to let me loose with color; Jay Richards, who pulled me through more than one technical crisis; Diane Pedersen, for her continual guidance, and all the other people who have worked so hard on this book.  \nAlso, thank you to each and every student who encouraged the writing of this book and the friends who have suffered through its creation. The creative interaction that takes place in the classroom, and at meetings, whenever quilters gather together, is a great motivational force, and this book is a product of that creative exchange. Many of the ideas and concepts are my own creation, but many more are the result of other quilters sharing their knowledge and experience. This effort is just a small part of the long tradition of sharing that is so integral to the quilting tradition, and this book is my way of returning to the quilt world the gifts other quilters have shared with me over the years.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)","cbCaiaW3WEqKRmGP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaW3WEqKRmGP","pdf",27452644,304,"English","# Dedication\n# Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"Who is the author and what role do the editors play in the book?\",\"answer\":\"The front matter credits Editor Annie Nelson and Technical Editor Joyce Engels Lytle, indicating their roles in shaping and validating the content and techniques.\"},{\"question\":\"What quilting approach does the book focus on?\",\"answer\":\"The acknowledgments highlight expertise in curved seam piecing, showing that the book’s techniques are centered on working with curves.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book relate to community quilting?\",\"answer\":\"The book describes inspiration from classroom and meeting interactions, emphasizing that many ideas come from other quilters sharing knowledge and experience.\"}]","Curves in Motion Quilt Designs and Techniques | PDF",468]