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Whether you're an absolute beginner or a confident piecer, it can be hard to keep track of everything that goes into making the perfect quilt. That's why we've compiled The Clever Little Book of Quilty Know How, containing all the handy info you coul

We’ve heard it argued before that quilting is a cold weather hobby. And while there’s certainly beauty in snuggling under a quilt on a chilly day to hand-finish the binding, we’re here to stubbornly prove that quilting reigns come rain or shine. Migh

Jennifer loves to bring bright, fun fabrics to life with simple, beginner-friendly quilt patterns. Head over to p14 for her cute quilt and apron, perfect for gardening! Sandy isn’t just a pattern designer, – she’s also a longarm quilting extraordinai

Meet the team Editor Lorna FaireyCreative Design Lead Sarah MaloneProduction Editor Ingrid DevauxSenior Technical Editor Sarah GriffithsCreative Designer Kayla CatoDigital Editor Katie Dolan Contributors Anna Alicia • Debbie von Grabler-Crozier Grac

Magical, mesmerising, enchanting... We have too many words to describe this show-stopping Star Spin quilt by Megan Collins! Twist and turn circles to make a kaleidoscope of stars and colours. With an array of shapes and shades creating a polychromati

Quilt ■ Fabric A (white print): 5/8yd■ Fabric B (dark blue): ¼yd■ Fabric C (blue print): 5/8yd■ Fabric D (orange): 1yd■ Fabric E (lilac): 1yd■ Fabric F (purple): ½yd■ Fabric G (turquoise): ¼yd■ Binding fabric: ½yd■ Backing fabric: 4yds■ Batting: 53in

Quilt ■ Fabric A (red): 1¾yds■ Fabric B (black): 1yd■ Fabric C (light blue): 1yd■ Fabric D (yellow): one (1) fat quarter■ Background fabric: 4¼yds■ Backing fabric: 5¼yds■ Binding fabric: 5/8yd■ Batting: 84in x 92in ■ 76in x 84in ■ Seam allowances are

If you're new to English Paper piecing then it's likely the simple hexagon will be your first foray into the technique. Paper hexie templates are available in all sizes, so why not start supersized with Jenny Jackson's chunky flowers? The Primose Hil

■ Print fabrics (pinks, yellows, greens): seven (7) fat quarters■ Solid fabrics (pinks, yellows, greens): seven (7) fat quarters■ Star points fabric (gold solid): one (1) fat quarter■ Background fabric (white): 1yd■ Backing fabric: 1yd■ Batting: 35in

■ Six (6) blue/green fabrics: 3/8yd each■ Boat fabrics: nine (9) approx 6in x 12in scraps■ Background fabric: 1½yds■ Binding fabric: ½yd■ Backing fabric: 3¾yds■ Batting: 58in x 68in■ Fusible web (20in wide): ½yd■ One (1) copy each of Templates A and

■ Brown fabric: one (1) fat eighth■ Pink fabric: 10in square■ Lining fabric: one (1) fat quarter■ Batting: 16in square■ Cord: approx 1½yds■ One (1) Kam snap or metal fastener■ Glass bugle beads (optional)■ One (1) copy each of Templates A–D ■ Seam al

From textile designer, printmaker, author and photographer to hosting artists retreats in Bali and Morocco, your creative pursuits are plentiful! Which craft was your first love? My first love is photography – I took my first darkroom and photography

Kite block ■ Background fabric: one (1) fat quarter■ Purple, pink, yellow and orange fabrics: 5in square each■ One (1) copy each of the Kite template Sections A–F ■ 10in square (10½in square unfinished) ■ Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise not

Flower sunglasses case ■ Fabric A (white): one (1) fat sixteenth■ Fabric B (green): one (1) fat eighth■ Fabric C (yellow): one (1) fat eighth■ Fusible fleece: 10in square■ Fusible web: 8in square■ One (1) copy each of the Flower Sunglasses template p

There's no need for complicated templates or stencils to create stunning quilt designs! A simple circle can make lots of designs, using Paula's clever tricks. Using circles in your quilting can add a feeling of movement and texture to a quilt. By onl

Cute button blocks by Daisi Toegel Scrappy Ankara quilt by Zeïba Monod Tonal HSTs by Lynne Goldsworthy Pretty pincushion by Sarah Griffiths Arounna Khounnoraj's floral wholecloth PLUS Quilt coat pattern booklet with two patchwork designs!* Issue 140

Watermelon block ■ Light blue fabric: 3/8yd■ Green fabric: ½yd■ Yellow-green fabric: one (1) fat quarter■ Black fabric: 6in square■ Coral-pink fabric: 1/8yd■ Mid pink fabric: 1/8yd ■ 24in square (24½in unfinished) ■ Seam allowances are ¼in, unless ot

My journey with Jogakbo began with a simple love for playing with colors and patterns from ancestors. I just couldn’t stop, because I was so curious about how different fabrics felt with the colors they were dyed, and how the threads matched up toget