Valerie is one of the UK’s most popular tutors and a YouTube sensation with her 40 min scrap quilt.
A delightful quilt designed by Lynne Goldsworthy using the foundation piecing technique throughout.
This tip helps keep you safe when using paper cutting templates and rotary equipment.
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Valerie talks you through some design elements for this otherwise straightforward quilt.
Valerie was inspired by a pack of colour graded Alison Glass fabrics to make this quick quilt.
Valerie gives you some hints and tips on how to achieve accurate piecing.
This block is to showcase fabrics that have a larger print that you don't want to cut up too small.
Fast, easy and accurate - just what all patchworkers want to achieve.
Another super pattern from Lynne Goldsworthy to create some delightful fun cushions.
This lovely quilt was designed by Judith Hollis of Just Jude Designs.
This quilt was designed by Lynne Goldsworthy using the Katie Jane fabric range from Makower.
These blocks are made using the Small Christmas Things range of fabrics designed by Lewis & Irene
This is a really easy and useful bag to make and doubles up as an ironing surface too.
Another of Valerie's scrap quilts, but this could also use a layer cake or jelly roll.
While Valerie has used Lewis & Irene fabrics the block is great when made up with scraps.
Valerie shares with you why she loves this book and why it was Book of the Month for June 2017.
Valerie talks us through the simple component parts of this lovely cosy quilt.
Easy way to produce your patchwork pieces without worrying about seam allowance.
This is another of those quilts that you can tailor make to use up the fabric that you have .
Valerie shows you how easy it is to create hearts from squares and half-square triangles.
Tips from Valerie on how to sew the pattern from Lewis & Irene which uses Bumbleberries fabrics.
This is a great variation on the 54/40 Fight or Flight block that Valerie is so keen on.
Great for scraps and use of 5" charms, and easy to sew too.
This is a simple block pattern shared by Valerie Nesbitt, which uses very little feature fabric.
Valerie hopes that making this quilt won't send you dotty, it's easier than it looks.
Save time and thread with this little tip of Valerie's.
Valerie talks through two of her favourite blocks which she gets to combine here in the one quilt.
These work well with 2.5 inch strips of fabric or jelly rolls and make for perfect patchwork.
This is a great use of scrap pieces and gives an interesting edge to your quilt.
This 12 block quilt is easy to make and is made more interesting by having the blocks set on point.
This is a delightfully simple quilt to make with stunning fabrics from this Danish company.
Valerie shows how to use up some of those pre-cut squares or layer cakes to create this quilt.
Quick and easy weekend quilt that you can make any size depending on the fabrics you start with.
This is a great little gadget that helps you with pressing seams and comes in a variety of sizes.
Valerie loves to add binding to her quilts by using sewing machine, it is the final stitching!
Valerie reminds you can use a simple method that requires no fancy gadgets.
This Star has no awkward centre seam so is really easy to make and Valerie show how!
Valerie shares ideas on how to add borders to quilt when you aren't following a specific pattern.
This delightful easy-to-make quilt will have you checking your stash and pre-cuts.
This is another of those quick and easy make quilts, the idea of ​​which Valerie shares with you.
This is idea from Valerie means working from the backside of your quilt when you are quilting.
Valerie shares with you some of the gadgets that make patchwork life easier.
This is a delightful and quick little runner which uses the traditional Amish star block.
In this video Valerie talks about how you can resize the design to fit the scraps you want to use.
Valerie Nesbitt shares new idea how to use small 2.5" squares!
How to use up little offcut ears from your stitch'n'flip patchwork to create cushions and quilts.
You can use fabric from your stash as well as a precut set of 10" squares to create a quilt.
A simple little tip about setting out fabric that is a good habit to get into.
Valerie explains how to make this two block quilt which could be from your stash or precuts.
A quick and easy stretched Churn Dash quilting pattern, which you will like to use again and again.
Also known as Trip Around the World border, this technique adds a visual twist to your quilt.
If you like hearts, then this workshop, which use the stitch 'n flip method, is perfect for you!
A fast & simple quilt that can be made from scraps or your precuts such as strip rolls/jelly rolls.
Valerie created this quilt using thangles, but you could use method of half square triangles.
What you can to do with all those snipped off segments from your other Stitch 'n Flip projects.
This tip from Valerie helps you achieve straight strips and make the sewing machine work with you.
This is a Bright Hope style block which Valerie creates with the selvedge pieces from her stash.
Valerie Nesbitt shares this quilt idea uses just 5 fabrics, so a good chance to raid your stash.
Learn more how to select your fabrics on tone, when making a traditional laundry basket scrap quilt.
Valerie gives you several simple design options to make this simple two-tone quilt by strip piecing.
This is a useful tip on how to sew seams.
The Shoo fly addition gives interest to the sashing, and takes very little extra effort.
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