Rag quilts have exposed seam allowances on their fronts and finished traditional seams on their backs.
Whether you are making the bag, cushion, or quilt, you can use small squares of fabric, add scraps of wadding and work both sides of the project at the same time. So when you are done no layering, quilting or binding left to do!
Gail Penberthy is a great designer. The quilt with Snuggle written across it can be found in our shop under 'Dolly Mixture'. Also there is another pattern by Gail, called 'Woodland Friends' that you might like.
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This technique is a sort of 'sewing by numbers'. It is also upside-down and back-to-front and, as the summary says, a really useful technique. It can be difficult to get to grips with unless you have seen it. So we do hope that this little video will do the trick.
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9-Patch Patchwork Variation
What did we do before the rotary cutter? Take truly lovely fabric, cut it up, sew it together, cut it up again, and sew it up again. But what a great result! And the variety is endless not only by changing the fabrics, but also by simply changing the size of the squar...
Such a great idea to re-use ties to make quilts. You need to make some preparation in the form of unpicking the ties, washing them and then giving them a gentle press. But you can make it easily in some evening when you feel you don’t want to be completely idle.
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