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YOU WILL NEED ■ Fabric A (dark blue): one (1) fat quarter ■ Fabric B (light blue): ½yd ■ Fabric C (brown): ¾yd ■ Fabric D (pink): ½yd ■ Fabric E (white): 11/8yd ■ Binding fabric: ½yd ■ Backing fabric (at least 45in width): 1½yds ■ Batting: 48in square FINISHED SIZE ■ 42in square NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ RST = right sides together. ■ WOF = width of fabric. ■ HST = Half-square Triangle. ■ Lou used Vlieseline Cotton mix 80/20 batting (vlieseline.com). ■ Fabrics provided by Ruby Star Society (rubystarsociety.com). FABRICS USED All fabrics are from the Strawberry & Friends collection by Kimberly Kight for Ruby Star Society, as follows: ■ Fabric A: Strawberry Seeds in Dark Teal. ■ Fabric B: Yoghurt…

YOU WILL NEED VHS tape block (beginner) ■ Background fabric: one (1) fat eighth ■ White fabric: two (2) approx 2in squares ■ Black fabric: 11in x 1in ■ Dark grey fabric: one (1) fat eighth ■ Light grey fabric: one (1) fat sixteenth ■ Rainbow fabrics: seven (7) 5½in x 1in ■ One (1) copy of each VHS Tape template Sections A–E FINISHED SIZE ■ 12½ in square NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams to the side, unless otherwise instructed. ■ Reduce stitch length to 1.5 for FPP. ■ FPP = Foundation Paper Piecing. ■ RST = right sides together. ■ FPP templates include seam allowances around the outer edge only. FABRICS USED All fabrics throughout are Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton Solids,…

FIND MORE STASH-BUSTING PROJECTS AT WWW.GATHERED.HOW/ LOVEQUILTINGMAG YOU WILL NEED Sea glass mini quilt ■ An assortment of scraps measuring 1½in–2½in square ■ Background fabric: 13¾in x 17¾in ■ Batting: 16in x 20in ■ Appliqué glue ■ One (1) copy of each of the Seaglass templates ■ Frame (optional) FINISHED SIZE ■ 13in x 17in NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams to one side, unless otherwise instructed. ■ Templates do not require or include seam allowances. ■ When using appliqué glue, make sure to test that it’s suitable for your fabric before you begin your project. ■ This project is made without backing fabric, as it is intended to be shown in a frame. If you would like to make a more traditional…

Theo Randall Whether you’re playing on easy mode or the hardest difficulty, you’ll have a blast with Theo’s three nostalgic Foundation Paper Pieced blocks on p41 Lynett Muhaso Lynett loves breathing life into fabrics, turning them into modern makes to gift loved ones or fill her home! Find her colourful puzzle piece quilt on p16 Bay Corbishley Bay loves to design bright, modern quilts for the home with plenty of curved piecing! Head to p32 for her beginner-friendly intro to Drunkard’s Path blocks Quilting is for everyone At Love Patchwork & Quilting, we want inclusivity to be at the heart of what we do. We’re committed to creating content that reflectsc and celebrates the diversity of the quilting community. Quilting is for everyone, regardless of ethnicity, age, size, ability, sexual…

How did you first get into quilting? Would you believe it was a combination of zipper pouches and being pregnant with my second child? I had been making and selling one-of-a-kind patchwork style zipper pouches – they’re fun, small projects that are relatively quick to make. A friend planted a seed and randomly asked if I’d ever considered making quilts. A year or two later, when I was pregnant with my second daughter, I really wanted her to have her own quilt. Store-bought ones weren’t special enough and commissioning one was not in the budget, so I decided to try my hand at making one myself! It was a super simple rainbow-inspired baby quilt that she still uses to this day and I’ve been in love with the process of…

In a world full of deadlines and to-do lists, it’s important to make time for ourselves. As quilters, we can look to our craft to fill up our cups and replenish our energy so that we have more to give to the world. We can also incorporate small practices into our creative time to make it feel more special and restorative. WHAT IS SELF-CARE? Self-care means taking the time to do something you enjoy, like quilting, to support your own emotional, physical, or mental health. It can also mean treating ourselves to a reward when we keep promises to ourselves. Or, it can mean learning a new skill, such as a new quilting technique, to push ourselves in ways that support growth and make us feel proud. Ultimately, it’s about…

How did you first get into quilting? In 2017, my daughter Lucy started attending preschool at a church in our neighbourhood. Once a month, the Santa Monica Quilt Guild would hold their meetings at the same church. I had no idea what the guild was or what they were doing, but the vibrant stacks of fluffy quilts (and the bountiful spread of homemade snacks and refreshments) always got me peeking in the door when I picked up my daughter. After I’d poked my head in a few times, the guild members insisted I come in and stay. Next thing I knew, I was a member of the Santa Monica Quilt Guild, despite never having made a quilt before. A member named Judith quickly remedied that, however, by inviting me to…

FOR MORE HST QUILT PATTERNS HEAD TO WWW.GATHERED.HOW/ LOVEQUILTINGMAG YOU WILL NEED ■ Fabric A (white): 1¼yds ■ Fabric B (dark pink): 1¼yds ■ Fabric C (light blue): 1yd ■ Fabric D (light pink): 1yd ■ Fabric E (dark blue): 1yd ■ Binding fabric: ½yd ■ Backing fabric: 4yds ■ Batting: 72in square FINISHED SIZE ■ 64in square NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams open throughout, unless otherwise instructed. ■ RST = right sides together. ■ HST = Half-square Triangle. ■ WOF = width of fabric. ■ Thread provided by Mettler Thread (amann-mettler.com). ■ Daisi used Quilters Dream Cotton Batting provided by Quilters Dream (quiltersdreambatting.com). ■ Fabric provided by PBS Fabrics (pbsfabrics.com). FABRICS USED Print fabrics are from the Sand & Sun…

YOU WILL NEED Bonsai Tree block ■ Dark green fabric: 2½in x 10in ■ Mid green fabric: 3in x 9in ■ Deep green fabric: 1in x 7in ■ Lime fabric: 3in x 6in ■ Light green fabric: 2in x 10in ■ Brown fabric: 5in x 10in ■ Background fabric: 3/8yd FINISHED SIZE ■ Block: 15in square(15½in unfinished) ■ Quilt: 59in x 70in USE SKINNY FABRIC STRIPS FROM YOUR STASH FOR THIS BONSAI BLOCK! NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in, unless otherwise noted. ■ Label cut pieces for easy assembly. ■ Refer to the Layout Diagram throughout for placement of pieces and colours. ■ Fabrics supplied by Windham Fabrics (windhamfabrics.com). CUTTING OUT 1 From the dark green fabric cut: ■ One (1) 5½in x 13/8in (A). ■ One (1) 93/8in x…

QUILT LABELS When it comes to making quilts, it really is all about the details. Whether it’s your planned-out quilting design or meticulous fussy cutting, the love and attention we put into our quilts is something to be proud of. So why not finish your quilts with the same attention to detail? We’ve designed a set of 16 limited edition fabric quilt labels for you to put your final stamp onto all your projects. Complete with stars, scissors, spools, safety pins, sewing machines and more (hello quilty S-club!), there’s something to tickle your fancy no matter your style. Pick a framed rectangle label for a larger quilt or slip a sleek triangle into a mitred corner – we've even got smaller strips for minis or quilt coats! – and scribble…

FIND THE COORDINATING CUSHION PROJECT AT WWW.GATHERED.HOW/ LOVEQUILTINGMAG YOU WILL NEED Quilt ■ Fabric A (white): 1¼yds ■ Fabric B (orange): ½yd ■ Fabric C (purple): ½yd ■ Fabric D (bright pink): ½yd ■ Fabric E (light blue): ½yd ■ Fabric F (peach): ½yd ■ Fabric G (teal): ½yd ■ Fabric H (yellow): ½yd ■ Binding: ½yd ■ Backing fabric: 37/8yds ■ Batting: 58 x 64in FINISHED SIZE ■ 54in x 60in NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams open throughout, unless otherwise instructed. ■ RST = right sides together. ■ WOF = width of fabric. ■ Fabrics supplied by Robert Kaufman (robertkaufman.com). FABRICS USED ■ All fabrics are Kona Cotton Solids by Robert Kaufman in Robin Egg, Orange, Snow, Jade Green, Brt Pink,…

YOU WILL NEED Quilt ■ Fabrics in dark blue, light blue, yellow, orange, pink and white: 5/8yd each ■ Backing fabric: 37/8yds ■ Binding fabric: ½yd ■ Batting fabric: 58in x 68in ■ One (1) copy each of Templates A, B, C, D, E and F FINISHED SIZE ■ 50in x 60in NOTES ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Templates include seam allowance. ■ Press seams open throughout, unless otherwise instructed. ■ RST = right sides together. ■ WOF = width of fabric. ■ LOF = length of fabric. ■ Fabrics were provided by Art Gallery Fabrics (artgalleryfabrics.com). ■ Bay used Aurifil 50wt in white for piecing plus Aurifil 50wt in rainbow colours (front) and 40wt in white (back) for quilting. Thread was supplied by Aurifil…

FIND MORE EPP PROJECTS AT WWW.GATHERED.HOW/ LOVEQUILTINGMAG YOU WILL NEED ■ Rainbow fabrics: twelve (12) fat quarters ■ Background fabric: 26in square ■ Batting: 27in square ■ Backing fabric: 27in square ■ Binding fabric: ¼yd ■ One (1) copy each of the Hexagon and Jewel templates ■ Medium weight card FINISHED SIZE ■ 24in square NOTES ■ RST = right sides together. ■ WOF = width of fabric. ■ Buy pre-cut packs of the paper templates from sewmotion.com FABRICS USED ■ Print fabrics are from the Alison Glass 2022 Sun Prints collection for Andover Fabrics. ■ Background fabric is the Optical White Spectrum Solid from Makower. PREPARATION 1 Group your rainbow fabrics into six pairs, referring to the Layout Diagram. Louisa paired pink (A) and purple (G); red (B)…

BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO: VISIBLE MENDING We’re all trying to be a little more conscious about how we reuse and mend what we have, so this issue we’re looking at four options for mending holes and tears. Paula has chosen two hand stitching methods and two methods which can be completed with a sewing machine. For all these stitches, you may prefer to stabilise the tear or hole first. This can be done by: ■ Using an iron-on woven interfacing. Pop a piece, shiny side up, between the batting and the top layer where the tear is. Try and cover as much of the interfacing with the fabric as you can and then press, using a pressing cloth. Be aware that if there is still some interfacing showing, it may…

1 SURVIVOR QUILT BY THE HOMEBODY COMPANY Profits from this pink ribbon quilt pattern go towards helping those with breast cancer. thehomebodyco.com 2 COLLABORATION QUILT BY COLOR OF CONNECTION All proceeds from this quilt are used for Color of Connection's mission to educate and bring diversity to the quiling community. colorofconnectionquilt.com 3 KOKOPELLI BY THE ATHENA WORKSHOP Made in honour of Megan's Mexican grandafther, 100% of this quilt's profits go to Immigrant Families Together. theathenaworkshop.com 4 RISE OF FREEDOM BY SASHAS QUILTS Stitch this paper pieced quilt block in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. sashasquilts.etsy.com 5 BLACK LIVES MATTER QUILT BY HAPPY SEW LUCKY Make a statement with this FPP pattern that raises funds for the Handmade Collective Awards bursaries scheme. happysewluckyshop.etsy.com…