Jennie loves to play with design and this is a perfect shape to do that with. She takes you through the ‘how to’ of making your own template (but for the subscribed viewers there are workshop notes that include it) and she turns the design around a hexagon centre, into a cushion decoration; but then without the centre, you could make the delightful tablemat.
By using just four of the shapes, you could also create a box; and then there is the star shape decoration which can in turn become a brooch or hair accessory.
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In this comprehensive workshop Jennie guides you through the steps to create a nifty handbag. You can also adjust the size to suite your needs.
Jennie suggests you think about pre-quilting the fabric for the outside of the bag. She has a very helpful tip on how to use the quilting guide on your s...
Jennie Rayment shares with us how to make some delightful little bags into which you can pop sweets, Easter eggs, party favours, lavender. As they look as though they have ears, she has called them Bunny Bags.
They are very simple to make and she has used the 30 degree ruler or Fat Cat Template, ...
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You could add a little extra fl...
