Enjoy the display of quilts that Jill shows Julie made by herself and by her students.
In addition, she walks us through some simple steps for making this twisted bargello pattern.
Jill is one of the teachers at Bee Crafty, just outside Huntingdon, and more information about her classes on this and other items can be found at www.beeingcrafty.co.uk.
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This is a really great way of creating a quilt that uses up scraps of wadding. This quilt will be without all the raggy edges, normally associated with this style of quilt, but with the edges still reflecting this very tactile fringing.
You can use pre-printed motives or make your own applique pi...
Start with a Jelly roll
The scrap samples shown were all made by starting with a strip roll (jelly roll) as the fabrics in these are already cut to the required width! All you need to do then is cut them into squares of 2 ½” so you are half-way there!
Or raid your stash
Alternatively, you could r...
