If EPP (English Paper Piecing) isn’t your thing then Jennie shows you how to create this traditional Grandmother’s Flower Garden patchwork block entirely by machine, it is a bit fiddly but worth the effort.
This comprehensive workshop includes some great tips on how to consider the grain of your fabric hexagons, so that the block will lie flat; how to make sure that you sew just where you need to and end up with a great idea for turning the block edges.
If you are someone that likes to press the seams how about the strip stick?
A great scrap quilt top and one that you could use to create family memories.
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The Spa quilt is so called because of the fabrics used. In this workshop Valerie selects a range of 5″ squares. You can use layer cakes too. This is simple four patch and rectangles, coupled with rows of squares and then joined with sashing, simple components to create a very versatile quilt.
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Sylvia talks us through all the stages of making this charming little pincushion. She points out that these steps apply to all her patterns and projects.
She talks through the materials she likes to use. This includes needles, threads and she is obviously a rebel here using machine threads and me...
Valerie shows you how to create this quilt using just three fabrics, well, two that have quantity and then a small accent square. So not much needed there.
In the original quilt she was inspired by the wonderful seascape fabric, then realised how easy it is to create, so went on to make the child...
