This Quilter’s Holdall was designed to carry an A2 cutting mat with all my quilter’s rulers when I go to workshops – but in fact it’s so useful, they live in here all the time.
The Delectable Mountains patchwork design is made by a clever quick-piecing method; full instructions for this are included in the pattern, along with machine-quilting guidance and full assembly instructions.
The download pattern for this is available in my online Shop
If you like hand piecing over papers, this allows precision placing of striped fabrics. The Swirling Stripes Mug Rug pattern includes instructions to place them to form a vortex effect at the centre.
This peg bag has also been hand-pieced using the same technique, as can be seen in the close-up. This pattern is not currently available – only a template sheet on request.
I have several projects which are hexagonal in nature, which makes an interesting change from the usual square. They all use a foundation of Vilene Quickscreen triangle, which is an easy way to get the geometry perfect.
This large mat, is based on a Feathered Star and named after the place I live.
The pattern for Stannington Star, is available for £10.
These two projects both use the same Islamic design. The pattern for Hexmas Star is available in the online Shop.
This colourful Summer Tote Bag was the first pattern I had commercially published.
If you would like to make this, it is only currently available by post or email – please use the Contact Me page