Patchwork and Quilting Magazine

Wall Hangings

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A place in Tuscany

Capture memories of sunnier climes with this striking wall hanging

Timeless Beauties

An elegant display of appliqued and quilted tulips

Pretty pockets

Make Cathedral Window pockets from favourite florals for a practical wallhanging

Designed by Anja Townrow, this small quilt can be used as a table centre or as a striking wall decoration. The centre star magically appears when the six foundation pieced diamonds are joined together.

Angels on Duty

If you are feeling in an angelic frame of mind, Mandy Shaw has several ideas using folk art angels. All are simple enough to sew in a few hours or less.

Busy Bee

Encourage the bees to make honey with this charming hanging

Flying High

Buy this project at myHobbystore. Budding aviators will be thrilled to have this hanging on their bedroom wall!

Advent Tree

Quilt lovers young and old will enjoy sewing this quilt and then savouring the fruits of their labours, designed by Davina Thomas

Hark the Herald Angels Toran

Torans are a very traditional textile in northern India. Sewn using a combination of patchwork, applique or embroidery, they are designed to hang as a frieze over a doorway, welcoming both visitors and gods. Below the central panel, the hanging pennants represent mango leaves, a symbol of good fortune. This is a folk art toran by Marion Haslam which proves that even angels have bad hair days - it's probably all that fast flying!

Christmas Medallion Quilt - Part Two

Having started the centre with a Star, part two finishes this wall hanging with holly applique.

Christmas Medallion Quilt - Part One

Starting in the centre with a Star, so apt for Christmas, this medallion style wall hanging in two parts has a combination of pieced blocks and applique. Start now and you may even be finished for Christmas this year!

What lies beneath?

This tranquil wall hanging was designed and made by Cherry Vernon-Harcourt inspired by venetian tiles

Fish and Ships

Pauline Lindsey experiments with foundation piecing and picture blocks to make this fun wall hanging Subscribers Only

Good Neighbours

This appealing small hanging designed and made by Anja Townrow is ideal as an easy project for all those handpiecers out there. Anja has used a wide variety of fabric but you could make in just two or three colours if required. Alternatively, try to match the fabric with your own house or street.

Tassel Toran

This Toran by Sarah Dixon was made from small amounts of fabrics, so it would make a great fat eighths and scrap fabric project. It is important to experiment with the fabrics to see which placement looks best - this is by far the longest part of this quick project which can be made in a couple of hours!

Blue Collar Workers

It's time to take the shirt off his back for this quick quilt designed by Marion Haslam

Tea and Friendship

This small wall quilt, designed by Lesley Brankin, is a good introduction to transfer printing using computer printer fabric sheets. The mini quilt uses simple foundation pieced blocks and Seminole borders. If you prefer, the entire quilt can be made using traditional hand piecing methods.

Love is in the air

Why not make the love of your life one of these charming appliqued hearts and nine patch hanging, designed and made by Anne Beaven

Country Hearts

This tiny wall quilt, designed by Lesley Brankin, is sewn using simple strip patchwork techniques. You will be delighted to know that accuracy of cutting and piecing is not essential as much of the charm of the quilt is created by not being too exact! The small size ensures that the quilt can be sewn in a couple of evenings at most. The strip patchwork border should be sewn by machine but the rest of the quilt can be completed by hand if you wish.