Sunbonnet Sue and Scott Games El Drac

Embroidered designs in Redwork and Applications Sunbonnet Sue is here again! The classic and endearing image of Sunbonnet Sue, which captivates the Quilters for more than a century, in a collection of imaginative Quilts. Now he dares with pants and his sempitrano hat to participate in always games. You will see her skating on ice, riding in tricycle or playing the marbles among other activities, in all of them accompanied by her Scottie dog. The book includes 40 projects with natural-size patterns and easy step-by-step instructions to follow. Go back in the tunnel of time with the funny embroidery in Redwork and Applications. Create nostalgic pieces inspired by the games and children's activities of the 1940s and 1950s. Designs to preserve all life Suzanne Zaruba Cloe resides in Tempe, Arizona, next to her husband, her son and two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lady and Maggie. Since the early 1970s he makes precious quilts for his family and friends. His interest in the Quilts emerged during childhood, when his maternal aunt gave his sister and she a quilt of Retals Nine Patch Lavender Color. It was the first Quilt who remembers seeing and saved him for years as a treasure. Suzanne learned to sewing girl in National City, California, where her family lived while her father served in the United States Navy. His mother took her to her and her sister to recreational programs in which sewing classes were taught, among other things. After graduating at the State College of San Diego, he married Richard and had three children: Christine, Michael and Elizabeth. He always enjoyed making clothes for the whole family. His first quilts were for his children and the quilt of iron-on Patch What he did for the smallest for his third birthday he still likes him and he uses it daily after more than three decades.