Angela is the author of several books, and she tells us that she likes to base her books on a technique, and this one is used cut out shapes, so really easy to create your own designs.
The patterns are created to be fused into place, have a cut look about them, but even though they are fused your quilt will still be cuddly.
The patterns are based on 8″ squares and Angela shows you how easy it is to used some of the cutwork to work as links.
Also, at the back of the book you are invited to be part of a challenge, so keep watching!
P.S. There are more workshops with Angel,m which allow her to tell us more about her book and patterns.
Click here to learn more about Angela Madden.
In this interview Sylvia shares with us her love of Christmas and talks through the inspiration for her winter table runner, which is full of snowflakes, which are Valerie’s favourites too. The table runner is one of the many projects that are included in Sylvia’s latest book, Raised Quilt and St...
We caught up with Tracy Chevalier when she and her quilt were visiting Lady Sew & Sew, in Henley on Thames. The quilt was on display as part of a larger exhibition of Fine Cell Work, and you will get to see more of that in another video.
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As a pattern designer, Gail gets to sew lots of samples, so it’s just as well that she enjoys making them. She specializes in small 3D objects such as sewing kits and cushions but there are some quilts too.
Also, she is particularly good at adding appealing detail in her stitching and embellishme...
