The inset seam is usually avoided as often as possible, but sometimes you just need to get on with it. In this video, Jennie guides you through the process.
You can create hexagons with ease. Or make inset square corners and setting triangles into 8 pointed stars and much more. Just think of the possibilities that will be open to you once you’ve mastered this technique.
And if you didn’t get it first time, you can just replay the video and have another go. It’s that easy.
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Easy-peasy Dresden Plate Patchwork
Choose a range of materials for the plate, small pieces will suffice. In addition, you will need a 31 cm (12½") square.
Traditional patchwork design with a D edge is very easy to apply. More information can be found in Jennie's new book Foldy Folly Patch...
The kit related to this workshop is a great for beginners interested in trapunto and quilting. It comes complete with all you will need. The only things not included are cushion pads and coloured threads. The pattern template allows you a variety of project sizes, from the little heart and small ...
This is a delightful workshop which covers English Quilting, Trapunto and Sylvia’s own version of French Boutis, or French style corded, work. These are all traditional stitching techniques, but Sylvia has brought them up-to-date. While traditionally worked in white, Sylvia has added colour. She ...
