Make Any Block Any Size by Joen Wolfrom (1999, Paperback)

An interesting and well written book.
What the subject title says isn't exactly what i thought the book is about.
However, it is an excellent book and belongs in every quilters library.

The book shows a large number of quilts (using the grid, or graph method) to be diagramed or designed. It has easy to understand directions, and many different blocks in color.

Having only been quilting about 4 1/2 years, i'm not up to "snuff" for the workings in the book---but even i, as a beginner, could understand the material, and the book certainly gave me food for thought (something all good quilt books should do).

My thinking was it had charts on many different blocks, not a "designing block quilt book". Still, it's a great book, and i'll be using it in the future.