Patchwork oven gloves – practical and beautiful.
Jennie guides you through how to make the Maple leaf design from simple strips avoiding that awful 3/8th or 7/8th seam allowance (and you could use 2″ Thangles if you have them to avoid all that drawing!).
Jennie has two designs that she offers – a bound option, which you could of course still use – or the quick turn option that avoids all that.
and once you have mastered that lovely Maple Leaf design, you could use it in a variety of other projects – such as a great scrap quilt.
Click here for Workshop Notes
Click here to learn more about Jennie Rayment.
Click here to watch a preview of this premium video
A decoration for all occasions
Bunting is very popular for all occasions and this is a really simple workshop idea, that uses up your 9-patch panels that are so tempting.
This particular variation is available in kit on our website and comes with all the inst...
Gail has based these lovely little boxes on Japanese folded patchwork. This means you have both sides covered at once. They are perfect for hiding a small gift or indeed an egg in.
In this comprehensive workshop Gail talks you through how to make the cardboard templates and use up scraps of waddi...
Sashiko stitches represent grains of rice. Traditionally worked with white thread on blue fabric. Modern Sashiko now uses a variety of colours.
It is basically a simple running stitch. The action of adding fabric to the needle is a little different from traditional English embroidery.
Jennie sho...
