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The standout feature of this quilt is the black and white pathway, but on closer examination, the flow of light to dark brings your eyes into the centre of the quilt. There are all sorts of different cotton fabrics used in this quilt which makes it fun to look at.
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All the fabrics in this quilt are small florals and they work so well together. The beauty of this design is the size variation of the strips to give a curved look. Would look lovely on a bed or over the back of the lounge.
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I really enjoyed making this little quilt. It was hard to photograph it though, due to the small green pin dots in the background fabric. But hopefully I've managed to show the design without making your eyes cross!!
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This quilt was started with the idea that I would follow the pattern by Kim McLean, but ended up not making the complicated borders, I used a lovely bright blending Kaffe Fassett designed fabric instead. It would make a lovely wall hanging, needs a rod pocket, or a lap quilt.
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This little quilt is made using a coordinated range of charm squares criss crossed with a pale purple solid fabric. Nice and gentle soothing colours for a little person or a small lap quilt.
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An original design, I was looking to make something unique whilst using the whole of a jelly roll strip with no waste. This was fun!! Perfect for a single bed or a topper for a double, or as a snuggle quilt.
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I was feeling the love for all things pink when I made this checkerboard quilt. The checked blocks have 36 x 1inch blocks in them and are all scrappy and diverse but overall read as pink. The outside border is a lawn fabric with a pink floral design on it. It is single bed size or would work over the back of a lounge.
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I made this quilt using a mix of 2.5" strips, and a coordinating outside border called Frisky by Zen Chic. This block is very versatile and can be arranged in many ways, in this case in a step down pattern. It could be a small lap quilt or a baby quilt.
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This quilt was made as a mystery in 2021. It is busy with lots of different star designs, how clever was Michelle (the designer) to come up with these. You could use it as a wall hanging or a lap quilt. For a bit of fun, I used a novelty background fabric and then pieced the backing with fabrics from the front, so essentially it could be reversible.
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This is a smaller quilt than I normally make, but is as effective a design as the bigger bargellos. I used lots of different brown and yellow fabrics, including a couple of horsey ones - you'll need to look closely, hence the cowboy name. lol It is not really big enough to use as a quilt or lap quilt, but would work as a baby floor quilt, or, a striking wall hanging.
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This beauty was a mystery run by Bonnie Hunter between Nov 2020 and Jan 2021. All the blocks are different but are brought together using a constant grey in the sashings. I had fun making this quilt.
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I made this quilt using all different blues from my stash and sourced all over the place, including a star wars pattern, airplanes, flowers, animals and the list goes on. It is quite large and would be perfect for a lounge or a bed.
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I have been collecting cupcake fabrics for a while now and thought it was about time I made the quilt. It was fun to make and would be a fun gift for a cupcake lover, or to brighten up a room.
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Size 41cm x 41cm (16" x 16") Made using cotton fabrics Sold as the cushion cover only - no insert is included. There is a grey zip hidden underneath the flap on the back so you can insert your cushion. I have used a 50cm feather insert from Pillow Talk, as I like my cushions soft and full. This is NOT included in the sale, only for display in the photo.
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I have wanted to make this quilt for a while now, but needed to concentrate and pay attention to colour and tonal placement, so had to pick a quiet time to make it. The design is by Kitchen Table Quilting, and very easy to make. It is big enough for a double or a queen topper. Perfect gift for a non-pale loving person.
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This is a very large quilt and comfortably fits on a Queen sized bed with overhang. The design of the quilt is called a braid, and in this case the colours flow across the width of the quilt in a chevron style design.
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I bought a new ruler - I have a ruler problem haha, so had to try it out. This design was originally in red white and blue, but I pulled these pretty teal green and purple fabrics, complemented with grey grunge and a white, and got to work. It is a very effective pattern, and so many possibilities. Its not huge, but would go over a lounge for snuggling under or as a topper for a Queen bed. And, don't you love it when the wind blows so the quilt looks wonky in the pic?
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I never used to like brown but over the years have seen some really stunning brown colours (all under the blurky banner of brown). There are lots of different shades and colours in this quilt. Not pretty at all, but stunning in its own way.
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The design for this quilt is called Walk in the Garden by Ann Visman. I have made it using ten pin bowling fabrics sourced in Australia and overseas. Perfect design for themed fabrics.
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Lime and Berry purple - a striking combination! I collected these fabrics wherever I went and finally found the perfect border fabric. It was completed in June 2011 and has been hanging in my house in a protected-from-light area, and the colours are still as vibrant as ever.
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This quilt was started in a workshop with the designer, Jacqueline de Jong, and completed in May 2012.I really enjoyed making it, and the quilting took many hours. Not to mention the application of the crystals.But, after travelling for shows, and then hanging in my studio, it is time to move on and find another home where it will be loved and admired.
