Patchwork Quilts & Gifts: 20 Patchwork and Appliqué Quilts from Cowslip

Experience the magic of patchwork and quilting centre, Cowslip Workshops, with this collection of patchwork projects by owner Jo Colwill. Jo is an expert patchworker and quilter with over 25 years experience and she has created this stunning collection of patchwork projects for you to try. Based on the most popular classes she runs at Cowslip Workshops, this collection includes patterns for 10 large quilts including full-sized bed quilts and large wall hangings, as well as 10 small patchwork projects. The small patchwork projects include a motif or design taken from the original quilt to provide a quick patchwork project and make fantastic gifts. These small projects include cushions, patchwork hangings, a needle cushion and a cuddly rabbit and offer a fantastic 'taster' of Jo's designs if you don't feel ready to tackle a full quilt. There are, however, plenty of larger scale projects for the more experienced sewer looking for a challenge. Jo demonstrates a wide range of patchwork and quilting techniques including template-free and bondaweb applique, hand and machine quilting, embroidery and embellishing. This range of techniques means that the projects are suitable for beginners right through to more experienced sewers, plus full-sized templates are provided.

Author: Jo Colwill
Publisher: David & Charles
Published: 08/12/2015
Pages: 128
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.44lbs
Size: 9.96h x 8.33w x 0.23d
ISBN: 9781446305263

About the Author
Jo Colwill is founder and owner of Cowslip Workshops, a haven for quilters based in the south west of England. She regularly teaches patchwork classes to a steady stream of visitors who make the journey to Cowslip - workshop space; cafe; quilt shop and gallery space - to immerse themselves in the quilty/crafty atmosphere. Jo appeared on Kirstie Allsopp's television series Kirstie's Handmade Britain, and contributed to the accompanying books. She has also been invited to take part in the brand new craft show, also fronted by Kirstie, called The Handmade Fair.