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Panel Mash-Up Book GE-525

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$19.5 $30 In stock

Category: Book

Panel Mash-Up is a brand-new book packed with creative ways to turn fabric panels into dynamic quilts. Co-authored by quilting besties Gudrun Erla of GE Designs and Doug Leko ofAntler Quilt Design, this book features quilt patterns that are fresh, fun, and easy to personalize.

Each quilt is named after a favorite song from the authors, giving every project a story—and a soundtrack. Whether you’ve been collecting panels for years or just love a shortcut with big visual impact, Panel Mash-Up will show you how to make them shine.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Gudrun Erla and Doug Leko teaming up on this was such a good idea. The section on turning one panel into a full-size quilt finally got me using the stack I'd been hoarding. Layout photos are clear enough that I didn't have to reread any steps.

Joshua ★★★★★

I never knew what to do with novelty panels besides framing them, but the layout ideas here finally got me cutting into one. The step-by-step diagrams for trimming and squaring up are worth the price alone.

Kevin K. ★★★★★

I've got a drawer full of panels I was too scared to cut into, and the mash-up layouts here finally gave me a plan I could actually follow. The step-by-step diagrams for mixing panel blocks with yardage are ridiculously clear, even for someone who's only been quilting a year.