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.
Buy this project at myHobbystore. Budding aviators will be thrilled to have this hanging on their bedroom wall!
Quilt lovers young and old will enjoy sewing this quilt and then savouring the fruits of their labours, designed by Davina Thomas
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.
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!
It's time to take the shirt off his back for this quick quilt designed by Marion Haslam
Why not make the love of your life one of these charming appliqued hearts and nine patch hanging, designed and made by Anne Beaven
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.
This delightful hanging was made by Jane Munns and designed to capture the memories of childhood days lazing on the beach Subscribers Only
This hanging, designed and made by Sally Holman, uses foundation piecing, crazy patchwork, embroidery and quilting, and can be hand or machine sewn
Let sweet guardian angels keep watch over your teatime goodies! Designed and made by Maria Saunderson.
As the nights draw in, it's an ideal time to start some new patchwork projects. This small quilt was a joint project between mother and daughter Mavis and Marion Haslam. Why not involve your family and have a fun weekend putting the quilt together?
Katherine Guerrier's variation of a classic traditional block, 'Friendship Star'is made in three harmonising floral pastels.
Half square triangles are arranged in a flower pattern in this hanging by Patricia Archibald.
Maggie Wise designed this country style wallhanging, a simple patchwork surrounding a bright rooster with a gentle wash of colour
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.
It's time to take the shirt off his back for this quick quilt designed by Marion Haslam
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!
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.
Buy this project at myHobbystore. Budding aviators will be thrilled to have this hanging on their bedroom wall!
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