A quilt designed by Susan Guzman, using Karen Neuburger's Breast Cancer Pink Ribbons range for Ebor Fabrics
Practise your block making skills with lots of different half square triangles to make this delightful baby quilt
Although shown as a cot size quilt this delightful summery quilt could easily be adapted to make a larger quilt or even smaller to make the front of a bag or cushion Subscribers Only
This beautiful quilt was made over papers in the traditional English way and hand stitched and quilted. This is not a quick project - paper piecing takes time.
Stitch a quick and colourful Christmas throw with soft, brushed cotton squares Subscribers Only
A quick and easy Jelly Roll quilt. Add a background fabric to double the size! Subscribers Only
This stylish and simple lap quilt, designed by Maggie Wise, is very easy to piece accurately with a partial seam
This simple lap quilt is suitable for a beginner to make. Brushed cotton fabrics are warm and cosy for the cooler months, and checks give the quilt a masculine feel
Snowballs may suggest winter, but this snuggle quilt in warm colours will set you thinking of warmer days
The block used in this quilt is called Straits of Georgia, which is a simple block to construct, using strip piecing techniques and a method often called 'cut and come again'. You will gain practice with rotary cutting, strip piecing and butting seam allowances for accurate piecing
a little gem of a quilt! This quilt is made using quilt-as-you-go and a stitch-and-flip method of construction; make up the blocks individually, trim to size and then use sashing to assemble the quilt
Use Jelly Roll strips to piece this reversible quilt-as-you-go project. Designed by Fiona Law, made by Sally Stevens and Sadie Yeomans.
Shiver me timbers it's pirates. Ideal for any boy or girl who is pirate mad. Simply pieced with half square triangles, this quilt will be a treasure for years to come. Designed and made by Judy Edwards.
Use Jelly Roll strips to piece this reversible quilt-as-you-go project. Designed by Fiona Law, made by Sally Stevens and Sadie Yeomans.
a little gem of a quilt! This quilt is made using quilt-as-you-go and a stitch-and-flip method of construction; make up the blocks individually, trim to size and then use sashing to assemble the quilt
Snowballs may suggest winter, but this snuggle quilt in warm colours will set you thinking of warmer days
The block used in this quilt is called Straits of Georgia, which is a simple block to construct, using strip piecing techniques and a method often called 'cut and come again'. You will gain practice with rotary cutting, strip piecing and butting seam allowances for accurate piecing
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