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I think we can all agree that a quilter’s natural territory is straight lines. We spend hours making sure that our seams are straight as we whizz through piecing at lightening speed. So it’s no wonder that the mere mention of curves fills many of us with horror! Our comfort zone is undeniably a lovely place to be, but this month we have projects that challenge some of our play-it-safe quilting preconceptions and push those boundaries just a little. Let's take a deep breath, dial down the speed to a more sedate pace, and create some soft curves and circles this issue. But what if it all goes wrong? In my experience there’s very little that a seam ripper and a few choice words can’t deal with! Join us online...…

SELECT A LIGHT, LOW-VOLUME BACKGROUND PRINT TO LET YOUR APPLIQU É PIECES POP YOU WILL NEED • Fabric A (background) 4yds • Fabric B: ¾yds • Fabric C: ½yd • Fabric D: ½yd • Fabric E: ½yd • Fabric F: 5/ 8 yd (includes binding) • Fabric G: one (1) fat quarter • Fabric H: ½yd • 20in wide fusible web: 5½yds • Backing fabric: 4yds • Batting: 72in square • One (1) copy of the Orange Peel template FINISHED SIZE • 66in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • WST = wrong sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • For templates see page 79. FABRICS USED All print fabrics are from the Flower Child collection by…

THE WHITE SPACE BETWEEN TRIANGLES IS A GREAT BLANK CANVAS FOR QUILTING YOU WILL NEED • Background fabric (white): 3¼yds • Pink print fabrics: ten (10) fat quarters • Orange print fabrics: ten (10) fat quarters • Binding fabric: ½yd • Backing fabric: 3yds • Batting: 52in x 84in • Block A and Block B templates: forty (40) copies each FINISHED SIZE • 48in x 80in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Shorten your stitch length to 1.5 for Foundation Paper Piecing. • Templates include seam allowances around the outer edges only. For templates see p79. • RST = right sides together. • FPP = Foundation Paper Piecing. • HRT = Half-rectangle Triangle. • WOF = width of fabric. • Fabric supplied by Art Gallery…

I think my artistic voice majorly stems from what I find interesting and, at the same time, comforting. My voice is always changing and evolving Tell us about your creative journey. Being the daughter of a photographer/art teacher and a musician, I’ve experimented with many art forms from an early age. As a younger child, Mom always kept us busy with various projects, from clay jewellery and tie-dye to drawing and oil painting. As a young teenager I was obsessed with writing and performing songs, playing guitar, painting and sewing my own clothes. At university I decided to study fashion design, then worked as an accessories designer for eight years. I made a lot of computer-generated art, however I missed the grounded feeling I got from creating handmade work. Quickly,…

ECHO THE LINES OF THE DIAGONAL BLOCKS TO QUILT AN EFFECTIVE AND DYNAMIC DESIGN YOU WILL NEED NOTE: Refer to the Layout Diagram for fabric placement • Fabric A1: one (1) 5in square • Fabric A2: one (1) fat eighth • Fabric A3: one (1) fat eighth • Fabric A4: one (1) fat eighth • Fabric B1: one (1) 5in square • Fabric B2: one (1) fat eighth • Fabric B3: one (1) fat eighth • Fabric B4: one (1) fat eighth • Backing fabric: 25in square • Batting: 25in square • Binding fabric: ¼yd FINISHED SIZE • 23in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open unless otherwise instructed. • WOF = width of fabric. • HST = Half-square Triangle. CUTTING OUT…

Thank you for making this project from Love Patchwork & Quilting. The copyright for these templates belongs to the designer of the project. They work hard to create projects for you to enjoy, so please don’t re-sell or distribute their work without permission. Please do not make any part of the templates or instructions available to others through your website or a third party website, or copy it multiple times without our permission. Copyright law protects creative work and unauthorised copying is illegal. We appreciate your help.…

Where would a quilter be without their rulers? For straight seams, and precise piecing, the right ruler is a must-have. To make cutting out as easy as pie, we've teamed up with Creative Grids to bring you a one-stop guide to rulers. Inside, you'll learn about our top twelve rulers to have in your stash, from the everyday essentials to technique-specific treats that'll come in handy for those extra-special projects… Rotary cutters at the ready! LovePatchworkandQuilting LoveQuiltingMag LoveQuiltingMag www.lovepatchworkandquilting.com…

BACK YOUR BUGS WITH BOLD PRINT FABRICS TO PICK UP THE ACCENT COLOURS ON THE FRONT YOU WILL NEED Makes one (1) lavender bag • Bug fabric: approx 1/ 8 yd of assorted scraps • Background fabric: approx ¼yd • Backing fabric: 11in square • Flax seed or other filler • Essential oil drops (optional) • Dried lavender (optional) • Hexagon template: one (1) copy • Love Bug FPP template: one (1) copy each of Sections A–K FINISHED SIZE • 8in x 9in approx NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • The Foundation Paper Piecing templates include seam allowances around the outer edges only. • For templates see page 79. • For FPP, shorten your stitch length to around…

INCORPORATE SMALL PRINT SCRAPS FROM YOUR STASH TO BRING THE FPP TO LIFE YOU WILL NEED • Assorted print fabric scraps for bird and watermelon (see cutting out instructions) • Background fabric: 1yd • Batting: 18in square • Backing fabric: 18in square • Binding fabric: ¼yd • Peach and blue embroidery thread (for eye and stars) • Template (Sections A–G): one (1) copy each FINISHED SIZE • 15½in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to the side, unless otherwise instructed. • Shorten your stitch length to 1.5 for Foundation Paper Piecing. • FPP = Foundation Paper Piecing. • WOF = width of fabric. • Templates include seam allowance around the outer edges only. • For templates, see p79. • Find a full…

USE YOUR LINES OF QUILTING AS INDICATION FOR WHERE TO POSITION YOUR LETTERS YOU WILL NEED Makes one (1) cushion: • Background fabric (white) 17in square • Black fabric: one (1) fat eighth • Batting: 20in square • Lining fabric: 20in square • Cushion pad: 16in square • Backing fabric: one (1) 22in x 16in piece and one (1) 14in x 16in piece • Pompom trim: 1¾yds • Fusible web (20in wide) ¼yd • One (1) copy each of the Letter templates FINISHED SIZE • 15in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. • For templates see page 79. CUTTING OUT 1 Decide on your phrase, then trace the required letters onto the paper side of the fusible web. Note, they will be reversed. If you…

CONTRAST AGAINST THE SHARP SHAPES IN THE PIECING WITH SOFT CIRCULAR QUILTING YOU WILL NEED • Fabric A (background) 3yds • Fabric B: 1¼yds • Fabric C: 3/8 yd • Fabric D: 3/8 yd • Fabric E: 1yd • Fabric F: ¾yd • Fabric G: 5/8 yd • Backing fabric: 5½yds • Binding fabric: 5/8 yd • Batting: 74in x 90in FINISHED SIZE • 66in x 81in NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • HST = Half-square Triangle. • QST = Quarter-square Triangle. • RST = right sides together. • WOF = width of fabric. • Fabric supplied by Art Gallery Fabrics (artgalleryfabrics.com) FABRICS USED Prints are from the Arizona After collection by April Rhodes for Art Gallery Fabrics. •…

YOU WILL NEED • Background fabric: ½yd • Simple handkerchief, centre fabric: two (2) 4½in squares • Simple handkerchief, border fabric: two (2) 8in squares • Fancy handkerchief, centre fabric: three (3) 2½in fussy cut squares • Fancy handkerchief, inner borders: nine (9) 6in squares of at least three (3) different prints • Fancy handkerchief, outer border fabric: three (3) 8in squares • Simple sock, main fabric: two (2) 7in squares • Simple sock, accent fabric: two (2) 6in squares • Striped sock, stripe fabric: four (4) 7in squares of at least two (2) different prints • Striped sock, accent fabric: two (2) 6in squares • Simple handkerchief template: two (2) copies • Fancy handkerchief template: three (3) copies • Simple sock template: two (2) copies • Striped sock template:…

Time to try triangles! Nothing says 'modern' quite like a clean, crisp triangle quilt. In sunny shades of solids, the new Triangle Peaks quilt by Emily Dennis of Quilty Love is one to add to your to-sew list this month – that's if you haven't already! Use a handy triangle ruler or make the most of the templates that accompany the pattern to make it up in baby, throw, twin or queen sizes… whatever you want, Emily's got it covered! Check out quiltylove.com to buy your pattern and see what colour combinations Emily and her pattern testers have dreamt up. TULA NOVA As soon as we saw the Tula Nova English Paper Piecing pattern we couldn't wait to get started… and with these templates on hand it's a breeze. In…

THE COMBINATION OF COLOURFUL PRINTS LENDS ITSELF TO SIMPLE LINES OF QUILTING YOU WILL NEED • Fabric A: 1½yds • Fabric B: 1 1/ 8 yds • Fabric C: 1yd • Fabric D: 7/ 8 yd (includes binding) • Fabric E: 3/ 8 yd • Fabric F: ¼yd • Fabric G: ¼yd • Fabric H: 1 3/ 8 yds • Fabric I: ¼yd • Backing: 3¾yds • Batting: 66in x 85in FINISHED SIZE • 58in x 77in approx NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams open, unless otherwise instructed. • WOF = width of fabric. • HST = Half-square Triangle. • QST = Quarter-square Triangle. • Pattern designed by Stacey Day (staceyinstitches.wordpress.com) • Pieced and quilted by Sarah Ashford (sarahashfordstudio.com) • Fabric supplied by Dear…

YOU WILL NEED • Fabric A (print) one (1) fat quarter • Fabric B and C (solid) two (2) 5½in squares FINISHED SIZE • 12in square (finished) NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. • Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. • RST = right sides together. • HST = Half-square Triangle. FABRICS • Fabric A is from the Stories & Songbirds Fat Quarter Pack 2 by Margot Elena. • Fabrics B and C are from the Moda Zen Chic Fat Quarter Bundle. • All fabric supplied by our friends at Sewing Quarter (sewingquarter.com) CUTTING OUT 1 From Fabric A cut: • Five (5) 4½in squares. • Two (2) 5½in squares. 2 From each of Fabric B and C cut: • One (1) 5½in square. MAKING…

ADD TEXTURE TO THE GRAPHIC DESIGN BY QUILTING DENSE LINES IN 2IN SQUARE SECTIONS YOU WILL NEED • Fabric A: ¾yd • Fabric B: 1½yds • Fabric C: 1 5/ 8 yds • Fabric D: ¾yd • Fabric E: 1/ 8 yd • Backing fabric: 3 7/ 8 yds • Binding fabric: ½yd • Batting: 68in square FINISHED SIZE • 60in square NOTES • Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise instructed. • Press seams open, unless otherwise noted. • Press fabrics well before cutting. • WOF = width of fabric. • WST = wrong sides together. FABRICS USED All solid fabrics are from the Kona Cotton Solids collection by Robert Kaufman: • Fabric A: Geranium • Fabric B: Gumdrop • Fabric C: Pond • Fabric D: Ice Frappe •…

Despite how much we procrastinate, most WIPs finally reach the stage where they become finished quilts. I always have a dual response to that moment… there’s the elation and satisfaction of having finished a project – that proud moment of seeing the quilt on my bed – but there’s also the feeling of loss as a project I’ve loved working on has come to an end. My hands are restless and I miss the enjoyment of the creative process. After three fabulous years, I’m putting the final stitch in my time as the back page columnist for Love Patchwork & Quilting. I’ve had such an amazing time sharing my thoughts about this craft that I love so much. As much as we think about quilting as being about fabric, thread…