Claire Stewart was inspired to make this quilt the second she saw Heather Bailey’s ‘Fresh Cut’ range of fabrics. So much so, she made it over a long weekend so she could enjoy the funky fabrics!
The peony – or paeony – is a traditional floral symbol of China and was declared a national emblem in 1903 by the Qing Dynasty. Karyn Herbert captures its beauty in her appliquéd cushion cover.
There’s nothing worse than turning up to a craft class with two or three bags bulging at the seams, stuffed full of all the bits and bobs we need! Simone Meagher’s bag is so big, you may have trouble filling it up!
Carol Hughes’ naive stitchery matches her Raggedy Angel doll featured in Patchwork & Stitching Vol 8 No 4. If you’re a raggedy fan, this is a quick and easy project you’ll finish in no time!
Choose country-style checks and plaids in coordinating colours, a couple of floral prints and you’re well on the way to making this pair of homely cushion covers by Naomi Kelly.
Patricia David’s small quilt was inspired by the eight Heart blocks she received from friends in an online group. Two different fabrics frame the blocks as she couldn’t find one to complement them all.