Table of contents for 64 in Love Patchwork & Quilting

We quilters often discover our passion for piecing at a turning point in life. Whether we decided to sew something for our first child, were seeking a fresh challenge like Emily Dennis of Quilty Love (find our chat with her on p48) or just moved to a town with a brilliant fabric store, we're all lucky to have found this special craft. And sometimes we quilt to mark these turning points as well. Kate Basti writes movingly this issue about making a quilt to remind her of home, and give something back to her community in the process. Playing with colour or trying new techniques is always fun, but it's the meaning behind those careful stitches that makes quilting so special. Join us online... we love to share! LovePatchworkandQuilting LoveQuiltingMag…

YOU WILL NEED Background fabric (black print) 4¼yds Fabric A (animals and florals) ¾yd (more needed if fussy cutting) Fabric B (dark grey print) 3 1/ 8 yds Fabric C (light grey print) ½yd Fabric D (aqua, pink and mustard) three (3) 3/ 8 yds in different colours Backing fabric: 4½yds Batting: 76in square Binding fabric: 5/ 8 yd FINISHED SIZE 72in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • RST = right sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • Fabric supplied by Cotton+Steel (cottonandsteel.com) FABRICS USED All fabrics are from the Santa Fe collection by Sarah Watts for Cotton+Steel. PICK SOME LARGER SCALE PRINTS FOR FUSSY CUTTING THE CENTRES OF THE BLOCKS CUTTING OUT 1…

GO FOR SIMPLE STRAIGHT LINE QUILTING OR HAVE FUN FILLING THE BLOCKS WITH PATTERN YOU WILL NEED Main print fabric: ½yd to fussy cut Pink blender fabric: 1yd Low volume fabric: ½yd Six (6) solid fabrics: one (1) fat quarter each Backing fabric: 1¼yd Batting: 34in x 44in Binding fabric: ½yd FINISHED SIZE 30in x 40in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • RST = right sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • Press all fabrics before cutting. • Laura used an Add A Quarter ruler for her improv piecing. FABRICS USED • Main print fabric is Teddy and the Bears in Black and White by Cotton+Steel. • Pink blender fabric is Sprinkle in Petal from the Basics collection by Cotton+Steel. • Low volume blender…

YOU WILL NEED FabricAprint one (1) fat quarter Fabrics B, C, D and E (solid) four (4) fat eighths FINISHED SIZE 12insquarefinished NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • RST = right sides together. FABRICS • Print fabrics are from the Stories & Songbirds Fat Quarter Pack 2 by Margot Elena. • Solids are from the Moda Zen Chic Fat Quarter Bundle. • All fabric supplied by our friends at Sewing Quarter (sewingquarter.com) MAKING THE BLOCK 1 From Fabric A cut: • Eight (8) 3½in x 6½in strips. 2 From each of Fabrics B–E cut: • Four (4) 3½in squares. 3 Mark a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of each 3½in…

MAKE PLAYFUL PRINTS THE MAIN EVENT BY USING A CRISP, SOLID WHITE BACKGROUND YOU WILL NEED Twelve (12) print fabrics: one (1) fat quarter each Background fabric: 2¾yds Backing fabric: 4yds Batting: 70in square Binding fabric: ½yd Thin card: 3¼in square Twenty-blade Dresden, Small Circle and Large Circle templates: one (1) copy each FINISHED SIZE 60in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • RST = right sides together. • Templates include seam allowances. • For templates, see p89. • Fabrics provided by Cotton+Steel (cottonandsteel.com) FABRICS USED Print fabrics are from the Welsummer collection by Kim Kight for Cotton+Steel. CUTTING OUT 1 From the background fabric cut: • Thirty six (36) 10½in squares. • Six (6) pieces…

Home. By definition, it’s a residence, a dwelling, the address on your junk mail. A place you retire to at the end of a long day, a place of comfort and warmth. More profoundly, it’s a place of origin. If I were a betting woman, I’d wager that each of you conjured up an image upon reading that word. Perhaps it’s a childhood home, maybe a home town. For me, it’s a half-acre patch of land in rural Indiana. On it sits a charming 1860s farmhouse nestled between corn and wheat fields, where the breeze carries the sound of distant farm work and the sweet scent of the earth. I left that home following my college graduation and have now settled in Ohio. Each summer, I make the trek from…

GETTING TO KNOW YOU Karlee has been working as a full-time professional in the quilting industry since 2015. With a best-selling book, Graffiti Quilting: A Simple Guide to Complex Designs under her belt, Karlee teaches the technique all over the world, both digitally and in person. Over 1,000 of her digital quilting designs can be found on her website (karleeporter.com), ranging from the graffiti style that she’s become known for, to unique, quote-based patterns. fundamentals of quilting while on the clock, and then practised my artistic abilities each evening. What’s your favourite style of quilting? That one is easy, it always has been and always will be graffiti quilting. I feel like graffiti quilting is t so freeing and exciting. It isn't monotonous cause I don't have to plan anything…

WHY NOT PUT YOUR BLOCKS IN AN OMBRE ARRANGEMENT TO RESEMBLE A SUNSET? YOU WILL NEED Blackfabric3yds (includes binding) Assorted warm coloured fabrics: thirty six (36) 10in squares White fabric: 1¼yds Backing fabric: 4yds Batting: 76in x 72in One (1) copy each of Templates A and B FINISHED SIZE 72inx68in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • Templates include seam allowances. • For templates, see p89. • Daisy used 6½in quarter circle templates from bettycrockerass.com • RST = right sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. FABRICS USED • Black and white fabrics are Kona Cotton Solids by Robert Kaufman. • Coloured 10in squares are from the Blushing Bouquet Ten Squares, also by Robert…

THIS EPP PENTAGON PROJECT OFFERS LOADS OF SCOPE FOR SOME FUN FUSSY CUTTING YOU WILL NEED (Makes one cushion) Background fabric: ½yd Ten (10) print fabrics: One (1) 4in square each Batting: 20in square Lining fabric: 20in square Ten (10) 2in Pentagon templates FINISHED SIZE 16insquare NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • EPP = English Paper Piecing. • RST = right sides together. • For templates, see p89. • Fabrics supplied by EQS (eqsuk.com) FABRICS USED All fabrics are from the Flower Shop collection by Patty Sloniger for Michael Miller Fabrics. CUTTING OUT 1 From the background fabric cut: • One (1) 16½in square for the cushion front. • Two (2) 16½in x 10½in pieces for the cushion back. PREPARING THE EPP 2 Place one…

THIS QUILT WOULD LOOK STRIKING IN HIGH-CONTRAST FABRICS AND BOLD COLOURS YOU WILL NEED FabricA1yds Fabric B: 1½yds Fabric C: 1¼yds Fabric D: ½yd Fabric E: ½yd Fabric F: ½yd Fabric G: ½yd Fabric H: ½yd Backing fabric: 3¼yds Batting: 56in x 68in One (1) copy each of Templates A, B and C FINISHED SIZE 48inx60inapprox NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • Templates include seam allowances, where necessary. • For templates, see page 89. • RST = right sides together. • WST = wrong sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • QST = Quarter-square Triangle. • HST = Half-square Triangle. • Fabric supplied by Art Gallery Fabrics (artgalleryfabrics.com) FABRICS USED Fabrics A, B, C and…

MIX POPS OF PRINT WITH MORE SUBDUED SOLIDS FOR A PRETTY PATCHWORK EFFECT YOU WILL NEED • Solid background fabric: ¼yd • Print background fabric (includes backing) ½yd • Apple fabric: ¼yd • Assorted scraps for the stem and peephole • Brown felt: 2in x 4in • Black, white and red embroidery thread • 40in wide fusible batting: ½yd • One (1) copy each of FPP Apple Sections A–E, Worm, Small Peephole and Large Peephole templates FINISHED SIZE • 15in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to the side, unless otherwise indicated. • Templates include seam allowance around the outer edge only. • For FPP, shorten your stitch length to around 1.5. • FPP = Foundation Paper Piecing. • RST = right sides…

Welcome to Meadowland For the perfect summer project, look no further! The latest release from Meghan Buchanan of Then Came June, the Meadowland quilt, is a brilliant combo of Flying Geese and simple squares, stitched together in an arrangement that just makes us smile. In true Meghan style, the pattern comes with six size options, the smallest at 48in square and the largest at 80in x 96in. It's both no-waste and beginner-friendly, and Meghan offers top tips on using fat quarters, half yards or making the most of your stash… it's a win-win situation! thencamejune.com BE OUR GUEST The 1930s are back in style, thanks to Kristyne Czepuryk and her Guest Room range for Moda! Dainty flowers and delicate lace decorate pops of pink, blue and green, in a collection…

HAVE FUN PICKING BRIGHT AND COLOURFUL TRIMS TO DECORATE YOUR LLAMAS WITH! YOU WILL NEED Makes one (1) llama Plush fabric: 18in x 11in Fleece fabric scrap: 3in square Polyester toy stuffing Print fabric: 6in x 5½in Decorative trim: 7in length Elastic: 3in length Tissue paper: 2½in square Black embroidery thread Coloured embroidery thread Cardstock: 1¼in x 2in One (1) copy each of Body and Face templates FINISHED SIZE 8inx9in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout. • Templates include seam allowances, where necessary. • Backstitch at beginning and end of all seams. • Fur pile nap direction should run downwards. • RST = right sides together. • For templates please see page 89. FABRICS USED • Plush fabric is from Shannon Fabrics. • All other fabrics and trims…

Riley Blake Designs 18 x 24 Inch Cutting Mat Complete with grids on both sides, this self-healing cutting mat is great for long-lasting use and adding a splash of colour to your workspace! Riley Blake Designs Cute Cut Ruler 6.5 x 12.5 Not only are Lori Holt’s rulers super-cute, they’re great for fussy cutting and will help you frame those pentagon prints perfectly. Flower Shop by Patty Sloniger for Riley Blake Designs Pick and choose prints from this bloomingly beautiful collection to make up the background and EPP sections on your cushions. Sew Simple Rotary Cutter 45mm Make sure your cushion panels and EPP pieces are cut perfectly straight. Sew Simple’s rotary cutters come with a soft grip handle for comfortable cutting. Sew Simple Super-soft Cotton Wadding Sew Simple batting…

SUBTLE PATTERNED BATIK FABRICS GIVE THE HEDGEHOG’S SPIKES THE PERFECT TEXTURE! YOU WILL NEED Backgroundfabric yd Body fabric: / yd Spikes fabric: approx. ¼yd total Eye and nose fabric: two (2) 1½in squares Border fabric: ¼yd Batting: 18in square Lining fabric: ½yd Cushion back fabric: ½yd Binding fabric: ¼yd One (1) copy each of Hedgehog Template Sections A–G FINISHED SIZE 16insquare NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • FPP templates include seam allowances around the outer edges only. • For templates see page 89. • WST= wrong sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • FPP = Foundation Paper Piecing. • Wash and press all fabrics well before cutting. • Reduce stitch length to 1.5…

THIS STRIP AND HALF-SQUARE TRIANGLE COMBO WILL COME TOGETHER SO QUICKLY! YOU WILL NEED Fabric A: 1yd Fabric B: ½yd Fabric C: 1½yds Fabric D: 1yd Fabric E: ½yd Fabric F: ½yd Fabric G: 1½yds (includes binding) Backing fabric: 3 5/ 8 yd Batting: 64in x 80in FINISHED SIZE 60inx76in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • RST = right sides together. • HST = Half-square Triangle. • WOF = width of fabric. FABRICS USED All prints are from the Mediterraneo collection by Katarina Roccella for Art Gallery Fabrics: • Fabric A: Frutteria Sand • Fabric B: Lantana Cobalt • Fabric C: Cartographe • Fabric D: Frutteria Bleu • Fabric E: Honeycomb Miele • Fabric F:…

TAKE SCRAPPY BINDING TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH THIS CLEVER CONTRASTING EFFECT YOU WILL NEED Eighteen (18) rainbow print fabrics (see notes): ¼yd of each Background fabric (includes binding): 1 3/ 8 yd Backing fabric: 3yds Batting: 54in x 58in FINISHED SIZE 50in x 54in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • Press all fabrics well before cutting. • WOF = width of fabric. • Fabrics supplied by Windham Fabrics (windhamfabrics.net) and Anbo Textiles Ltd (anbo.co.uk) • Batting supplied by Empress Mills (empressmills.co.uk) • Use rainbow prints in red, dark orange, medium orange, light orange, dark yellow, medium yellow, light yellow, yellow/green, light green, medium green, green/blue, teal, turquoise, dark blue, blue/purple, dark purple, purple and pink to achieve…

YOU WILL NEED To make one (1) block: Print fabric: one (1) fat sixteenth White fabric: one (1) fat sixteenth To make total blocks for final quilt: Dark blue print: One (1) fat eighth Green print: One (1) fat eighth Light blue print: One (1) fat eighth Yellow print: One (1) fat sixteenth White fabric: ½yd FINISHED SIZE One block: 6in square Quilt: 66in square TO MAKE THE ENTIRE QUILT Dark blue print: 1yd Green print: 1yd Light blue print: ¾yd Yellow print: ¾yd Pink print: ¼yd Purple print: one (1) fat eighth White solid: 6½yds Batting: 70in square Backing fabric: 4yds Binding fabric: ½yd FABRICS USED All fabrics are from Blueberry Park 3 by Karen Lewis for Robert Kaufman. CUTTING OUT 1 From the print fabric cut: • Four…