Double Wedding Ring Patchwork with Jennie Rayment
Jennie shares with you how to make this traditional favourite [...]
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TASTER: Double Wedding Ring Patchwork with Jennie Rayment
Jennie shares with you how to make this traditional favourite [...]
9 Patch and variations – Block 2 of Your First Sampler Quilt (workshop notes)
Rotary cutting and accurate piecing are the basics for this [...]
Block 2 of Your First Sampler Quilt with Valerie Nesbitt
Rotary cutting and accurate piecing are the basics of this [...]
TASTER: Block 2 of Your First Sampler Quilt with Valerie Nesbitt
Rotary cutting and accurate piecing are the basics of this [...]
Use of the Angles on Your Ruler with Jennie Rayment
Learn how to use your rotary cutting ruler to make [...]
Hunters Star with Jennie Rayment
This traditional pattern is easier to create than it looks [...]
TASTER: Hunters Star with Jennie Rayment
This traditional pattern is easier to create than it looks [...]
Hunters Star with Jennie Rayment (workshop notes)
This traditional pattern is easier to create than it looks [...]
Five Point Star and Drunkard’s Path Templates with Jennie Rayment
Jennie shows how to use templates to create traditional and [...]
Sunset Strip Row of Jennie’s Stripy Stripey Story Quilt
This workshop takes you through simple seminole patchwork using standard [...]
TASTER: Sunset Strip Row of Jennie’s Stripy Stripey Story Quilt
This workshop takes you through simple seminole patchwork using standard [...]
Sunset Strip Row of Jennie’s Stripy Stripey Story Quilt (workshop notes)
This third row of the quilt takes you through some [...]
More Turning 20 Again
Just a quick follow-up to the wonderful weekend at Dunford House.
I had my finished quilt top long arm quilted and then I did the binding myself. I have given it to my son and daughter-in-law who are delighted with it and have attached a photo of the finished quilt for you.
I never thought I would have got as far as I did over one weekend and have to say I was so pleased with the result
Many thanks for all you help and advice especially with rotary cutting that I am now confidently using more and more(this is going to drive my husband mad).
What did we film? It’s a mystery!
We have a Midsummer Mystery in store for you! More details will be posted in a video promo film later in May; but essentially you will be given instructions each hour throughout the day and as it's the longest day of the year you should still be in daylight! There are 10 parts - the sewing is straightfoward - there will be some rotary cutting but not much - and you will be feed the information piecemeal so that the mystery remains until the end!