Author: Mary Norman

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Late to the party as ever but I thought I would show you how I make these pretty decorations. Requirements list Two fat quarters (you can make two out of this) A three inch cardboard or template plastic circle Beads (optional) Thread to match fabric Seven inches of ribbon Put the fat quarters right sides…

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Welcome back.  This final piece is my favourite of all the pieces, it is also the most simple. Inspiration and design I took my inspiration from Venetian masks or rather the feathers on them for this piece. A reverse applique sample. I started by planning on making gauntlet type fingerless mitts. Made a trial for…

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Hello Patch workers I am taking a break from the City and Guilds blogs for this one as we went on a little camping break last week. This blog is to present another idea for sewing on the move. Like many mums I spend time sitting around waiting on the little darlings as they swim,…

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I have fairly recently finished a City and Guilds level 3 in Patchwork and Quilting.  I will not bore you with all the modules leading up to this but in this four part blog I will talk you through the four final pieces.  I did my course via distance learning as at the time in…

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These instructions will make you a pair of stands. They will carry two big quilts or with extra tabs a good number of smaller quilts. My husband made these for Beacon Quilts this year and they worked very well. They are his own design (he is a cabinet maker) so if you have any problems…

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Hi I am Mary from Patchwork Dreamer, welcome to my less than tidy Patchwork life. This month I have been making fabric boxes to put fat quarters in. They are four layers so my fat quarters will be kept very warm! I made this up, there is properly a much quicker easier way to do…