This is a little taste of some of the wonderful things I saw over Easter on my fantastic trip. There will be more in the magazine soon, but this will give you a sneak preview of some things and a little more of some others!
Jane Rae catches up with Island Batik, whose beautiful fabrics are used by quilters around the globe Subscribers Only
Gillian Cooper explores the world of Russian quilting from the comfort of the NEC at Birmingham at Festival of Quilts 2006 Subscribers Only
Join Jane Rae as she explores just some of the techniques used by the craftspeople in Thailand Subscribers Only
Text by Brenda Dean, photographs by Peter Dean, copyright www.quiltersinternational.co.uk. Reproduced with kind permission.
Cambodia's countryside is abundant with hidden silk farms and small silk-weaving factories. Anita Peach follows the path of some beautiful Asian silk from the silkworm to a sheer garment for sale at the Artisans D'Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Dorothy Stapleton takes us through the highlights of a week teaching patchwork in the Spanish mountains
Priory Patchers recently made and exchanged quilts with a group in Holland. The occasion was the 60th Anniversary of Preston and Almelo being 'twinned'. The emblem of Almelo is the diamond, and 60 years is the diamond anniversary; hence the diamond motif.
What could be more appealing than the opportunity to spend week sewing in a wonderful setting with good food and wine and like-minded company? Davina Thomas called in on the Studio France patchwork course in the South of France to find out more.
A Reader's Quilting Journey. Kay Lockie from Amersham, Buckinghamshire, explains her personal journey
Seeking sun and scenery in Australia, Anita Peach finds much more than she bargained for in the Atherton Tableland, Tropical North Queensland
Katie Hudson explores Mediterranean Art Quilts at Expo VIII, Barcelona 2002. Photographs by Katie Hudson.
Katy Purvis investigates the North-West cotton heritage at Gallery Oldham, Greater Manchester
Cambodia's countryside is abundant with hidden silk farms and small silk-weaving factories. Anita Peach follows the path of some beautiful Asian silk from the silkworm to a sheer garment for sale at the Artisans D'Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Text by Brenda Dean, photographs by Peter Dean, copyright www.quiltersinternational.co.uk. Reproduced with kind permission.
Join Jane Rae as she explores just some of the techniques used by the craftspeople in Thailand
Gillian Cooper explores the world of Russian quilting from the comfort of the NEC at Birmingham at Festival of Quilts 2006
Anne Ogden tells of a holiday with a difference
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