To view some of the projects in these books, go to the inspirations tab at www.ankastreasures.com. Drop us an email if you are interested in placing an order. Books are listed with the newest ones first, followed by the older titles.
A collection of 12 runners and toppers, for busy quilters “On the Run”. All projects feature precuts such as Charm Squares, Jelly Rolls, Honey Buns, Layer Cakes or Fat Quarters. Retail $15.
Stop, Drop, and Roll – 9 Jelly Roll Friendly Projects. Fat Quarter and multiple size options are also given. Retail $15.00
Sizzlin’ Sixties – Strip Pieced Hexagons Made Easy. Six different block options are given, then choose from many different settings for endless options. Retail $14.00
Livin’ Large – 11 projects designed for large scale prints. Fat Quarter and multiple size options are also given.Retail — $17.00
The Sweet Life – 8 projects designed for 10″ squares. Retail $15.00
Let the Good Times Roll – 10 projects designed for 2 1/2″ strips. Retail $15.00
Charmed and Dangerous – 9 projects designed for 5″ charm squares. Retail $13.00
On a Roll Again – 8 projects designed for 2 1/2″ strips. Retail $13.00
On a Roll – 7 projects designed for 2 1/2″ strips. Retail $13.00
Fat Quarter Cottage – 5 projects designed for fat quarters. Retail $13.00
A Season of Change – 20 season projects. Retail $20.00
Calendar of Quilts – A quilt for every month! Retail $20.00
Gifst for all Reasons – 23 projects to celebrate many occasions. Retail $20
Favorite Quilts from Anka’s Treasures, published by That Patchwork Place. 22 projects, Retail $29.95
To view more projects in these books, go to the inspirations tab at www.ankastreasures.com. Drop us an email at hmulder@wecnet.com if you are interested in placing an order.
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I saw the article featuring you in the APQ. It was great. I love the pattern for the lonestar (I think you called it something else). Can you tell me the name of the pattern and where I can find it? Thanks! You have beautiful work!
By: Robyn on July 28, 2008
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I saw the article in APQ as well and really enjoyed it. I’m looking to make some quilts in a hurry for my grandchildren. I have made 3 of them quilts, but I have 3 more and I noticed you use bigger pieces which might make it go quicker? I have a 4 year old boy and a 3 year old boy and a brand new baby girl.
Any suggestions? I’d love to buy one of your books if you have any ideas for me. I like to make them about twin size & so they can use them for several years. Then I need to make one for my 35 year old daughter who loves greens & purples. I’d like to ,make hers a queen size at least ……
Thank you for your web site & your blogging!
By: June Sharar on July 31, 2008
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Hello,
Congrats on your spread in the APQ.
Not only do you have thorough instructions but you give enjoyment in the new techniques and twists.
Your color choices are eye catching and appealing.
Thank you for the good work. I have made several of your patterns and admired others in the books.
I anticipate your next project. You know your stuff. Good luck on your career.
Sincerely
By: Denise Briggs on August 1, 2008
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Can you please tell me how or where to find the book Fat Quarter Cottage? I love the Shooting Star pattern and want to make a quilt for my home. Can I order it through your website or do I need to get it from my favorite quilt store?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you,
By: Andrea Parks on August 7, 2008
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By: I Got A Time Out! « Passing Down Crazy on September 2, 2008
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I have been buying and using Anka’s patterns for a couple of years and was delighted to read the article in the October 2008 APQ. Thanks so much for all of your help!
By: Sandy Rowe on September 17, 2008
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Heather, thank you for coming to Montana where we enjoyed a couple of days with you at Quilts on Broadway. Your quilts are gorgeous and the creativity is fascinating. I noticed in the American Patchwork & Quilting magazine (Oct. 2008) a quilt entitled “Autumn Harvest.” Is this pattern available? Would love to make it — not for this year — but for next. Again — thank you
By: Sheila Gaub on September 26, 2008
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Where can I buy your books and patterns? Would you send them to Germany?
Your blog is amazing, so full of wonderful quilts!!!
By: Suzie on October 6, 2008
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I love every quilt in the favorites book. I have ( and also my sisters, whom I have converted to quilters) done many in the book.
I love your patterns because I love the combination of pieced blocks and applique.
Keep designing such beautiful quilts (although it’s tough on my finances.
Linda
By: Linda Holm on October 28, 2008
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I love your website and visit frequently for inspiration. My friend and I visited one of our local quilt shops over the weekend and the owner had returned from market. She showed us your new book and patterns. My friend bought the only book she had and I ordered it. We also both ordered your new pattern Double Take 3. I am glad it is availalbe in multiple sizes. I love your sewing room and the view from your deck. Lucky you! Thanks for sharing your talent and ideas. I printed out your binding method. It is so fast. Keep up the good work.
By: Janet T. on November 9, 2008
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Hi! Would like to make the quilt on the front cover of your book (Charmed and Dangerous) Would like to know how many charm packets this particular quilt would take? Many thanks for your response. lsh@rof.net
By: Linda Hunter on November 28, 2008
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Is the pattern for your Lone Star Sensation quilt that is featured in American Patchwork & Quilting available for purchase? I love it!
By: Lisa Sharbono on January 28, 2009
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Hi,
I am making your Pretty in Pink quilt and wonder what size of rick rack did you use? Is it jumbo or maybe giant?
Thanks!
By: Laura on March 18, 2009
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[...] pattern was from Let The Good Times Roll, by Heather Peterson of Anka’s Treasures. The pattern uses a Jelly Roll of fabric and I [...]
By: Productive « Passing Down Crazy on April 20, 2009
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I am interested in making your Shooting Star pattern quilt and would like to purchase the Fat Quarter Cottage book. Can you please tell me where I can purchase the book. I live in Oceanside, California. Thanks for your help.
Bev Tyner
By: Beverly Tyner on April 28, 2009
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I just love your fabric, and the penny mat is so cute. I have 2 of your books and love them to.
Alda, FL
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