Patchwork and Quilting | October 2011
This month our projects cover a wide variety of techniques from appliqué, Duck Quilt, cross-stitch, Country Mouse Cushion and decorative machine stitching, Glitzy Wraps to piecing, whether traditionally using templates – Tree of Life or rotary cutting – Sizzling and the final border of Frame Quilt. Romance de Paris combines rotary cutting with embroidery. Recycle a Shirt into a quilted wash bag and laundry bag or decorate a jute ‘bag for life’ to make it truly personal, Q4J Project and Bags, Bags, Bags.
Quilters have got involved in the 2012 London Olympics by making quilts – Meet Sharon Garrick and Jenny Rundle to see how this started and you too can be a part if you Make A Pennant. Other features range from The Festival of Quilts 2012 showing fantastic modern quilts to Elizabreth Fry and the Creation of the Rajah Quilt, telling the heart-warming story of this quilt from 1841.
read more
read less
Patchwork and Quilting is Britain’s longest monthly bestselling quilting magazine. Since 1985 this magazine has been featured in-depth articles showing you the historical aspects of all things quilting, as well as reviews of leading shows and exhibitions from around the UK and across the globe. The perfect place to start if you’re new to the craft, Patchwork and Quilting digital magazine is packed full of tips and the latest seasonal designs, as well as wonderful workshops to improve your skills.
With a Patchwork and Quilting digital magazine subscription, you’ll join a community of quilting enthusiasts, plus the chance to meet other crafters with coverage on upcoming shows and meetups. Inside each issue, you’ll also discover the best places to pick up different quilts and materials across the UK with comprehensive guides. Featuring different techniques and projects, you’ll be able to refine your skills with each and every issue, perfect for beginners and experienced alike.
Enjoy new patchwork patterns and quilting techniques with a Patchwork and Quilting digital magazine subscription. Here’s what you can enjoy in each issue:
- In-depth guides to different patterns and patchworks
- Step-by-step instructions on creating your own quilts
- The latest book reviews from the world of patchwork and quilting
- Features on the best patchwork and quilting shops from around the UK
- Listings of different exhibits and events
- Seasonal patterns and projects
- Guides to make a full patchwork quilt from start to finish
You'll receive 10 issues during a 1 year Patchwork and Quilting magazine subscription.
Note: Digital editions do not include the covermount items or supplements you would find with printed copies.
Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Patchwork and Quilting October 2011.