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Free Motion Quilting

Fun with Free Motion Once you have grown tired of stitch in the ditch, and straight line quilting, grab… (read more)
Pat Ashton-Smith

Originally an embroiderer, having completed my City & Guilds Certificates in Creative Embroidery in… (read more)
Marianne ten Kate

I'm reviving dormant patchwork skills and teaching myself free motion quilting with the help of Leah… (read more)
Miranda Threlfall-Holmes

I'm a relatively new quilter - though I was first introduced to patchwork hexagons by my grandmother… (read more)
Philippa Adams

Hello everyone. My name is Philippa and I love quilting and textile arts. Back in 2009 my parents bought… (read more)
Sue O'Riordan

Having been taught to knit and sew at a young age, I came to quilting comparatively recently and became… (read more)
Gwen Harlow

In 2012 I found a part finished hand stitched hexagons quilt that I had begun about 25 years previously.… (read more)
Moira Neal

Hello! I am a free machine artist and I love to upcycle old cotton sheets to use in my work. I enjoy… (read more)
Linda Joan Sunderland

I am a quilter living in North Yorkshire. I've been a member of The Quilters' Guild for a number of… (read more)
Ruth Bennett

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Marilyn Hammick

Thank you for reading about me. I'm fairly new to patchwork and quilting, still wary of showing my work… (read more)
Mahri Prince

I live in rural Aberdeenshire at the foothills of the Cairngorm mountains. I am inspired by the views… (read more)
Maria Spiller

I have been sewing since a young age, have tried my hand at most things, and made my first quilt in… (read more)
Jenny Rolfe

I have been a member of the Quilters' Guild since the 1980s. Until recently I have been teaching both… (read more)
Louise Jessup

I have had a long journey in Mental Health but am now in Recovery and Public Speak about "A journey… (read more)
Sam Brundish

Recently graduated (as a mature student!) from BA (Hons) Decorative Arts at Trent University, specialising… (read more)
Carol Davies

I started quilting in the 90,s and have quilted ever since. My City and Guilds qualification was in… (read more)
Shirley Yule

I have always liked to sew. My Aunt, who liked to sew and make lace, discovered patchwork and introduced… (read more)
Jean Phillips

I am a patchwork tutor in Poole Dorset under the name of Jeaniality Patchwork. I was introduced to patchwork… (read more)
Hazel Williams

I've been a quilter for 20 years and have a City and Guilds Diploma in Patchwork and Quilting. I love… (read more)
Sarah Humphreys

I have enjoyed all manner of crafts for as long as I can remember, having been taught to sew by my mother… (read more)
Gwyneth Rose

I have been a Patchworker since 1976. In the 1990's I taught City & Guilds Patchwork & Quilting and… (read more)
Joy Morgan

Hello fellow stitchers, obviously I love stitching. My main interests being machine (freemotion) quilting,… (read more)
Sue Rhodes

I'm a patchwork and quilting tutor working from my studio in East Sussex. For the past 5 years I've… (read more)
Sheena Norquay

I became interested in patchwork in the 1970's and started to quilt by hand and machine in the early… (read more)
Katrina Parris

I have a Fine Art background and studied Textiles and Embroidery at Goldsmiths College in the 1970s.… (read more)
Janet Bevan

My recent work has featured World War 1 with a series of studies on this theme using a variety of techniques.… (read more)
Pauline Warner

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Diane Warburton

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Janet Strong

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Heather Jolly

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Joe Bennison

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Sylvia Lindoe

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Hilary Grayson

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Jennifer Pudney

In a former life I taught chemistry but have been interested in textiles from an early age having been… (read more)
Jennifer Carter

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Helen Asquith

I became chronically ill and my life changed forever. I subsequently had to give up my career and reignited… (read more)