There’s something very personal about making a baby quilt -- whether you are making it for your child or as a gift for someone else’s child. It may be displayed as a wall hanging, used as a bed spread or used as an everyday blanket. What is certain is that your labour of love will be appreciated for generations. These ideas and tips will help you on your way.
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Sorry this competition is now closed. The good news is that the Project Bag Sewing Pattern by Janet Clare is available in the Shop as an instant download, so you can start straight away.
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It is perfectly reasonable to have concerns about attending a weekend retreat and want to know more about safety procedures. We’ve had a number of people ask questions. As a result, we’ve done our due diligence regarding the hotels as well as evolved our safety procedures for the classroom. We’d like to share with you what we have learned and what we are doing differently.
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Sorry this competition is now closed. The good news is that the Home Sweet Home Miniature quilt kit designed by Julia Gahagan is available in the Shop
With all her teaching and talks and quilt shows (such as The Festival of Quilts) cancelled or postponed since the end of March, Gail wondered what she was going to do stitchwise
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Frances contacted us recently with her version of Valerie's 40 minute quilt. It took her longer to make as she used a whole jelly roll. But she didn't like the shape so altered it by cutting it about. What a great idea Frances!
To understand more about the role that crafting plays during lockdown, justhands-on.tv conducted a survey on our Community page in Facebook.
Sorry this competition is now closed. The good news is that the Owl Kantha pattern by Angela Daymond is available through the shop.
By Valerie Nesbitt If you think that we just [...]