Issue 58 Patterns
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My Lake View Rug
Inspired by escapes to her cottage in the Kawartha Lakes, Lynn Fraser-Sumler was inspired to create this hooked piece using exquisite colour and shading. It's an 8" x 8" piece which packs a lot of possibility for learning to create water, land, and trees, and lend a sense of movement and life to these elements.
Lynn Fraser-Sumler
Woolyoubmine
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Mountain Meadow Smocked Landscape
This piece was a total experiment, stitched freehand as a challenge to break free of the normal boundaries of graphed smocking pieces/designs. Judith recreates a landscape painting in a smocked piece of art that has a different orientation than the original painting. Included in the instructions is how to convert a painting into a smocked landscape and diagrams for embroidery stitches used.
Designed by Judith Marquis
Amberlane & Amberpetites
www.amberlane.ca
Elemental Fractal Series – AIR Part 4 of 4
For as long as she can remember, Jo Gatenby has been fascinated by fractals in nature. Inspired by this fascination, she has designed Air, the last in a 4-part series of fractals in nature. Sample design measurements 11¼” x 11¼” [28.6 x 28.6cm].
Designed by Jo Gatenby
X’s & Oh’s
RR 3
Tweed, Ontario K0K 3J0
613.478.5599
www.xs-and-ohs.com
Monet’s Haystacks Shawl
The beautiful self-striping colours of Universal Yarn Colorburst create a stunning chevron shawl. Lace border can be worked from written instructions or chart.
Designed by Nancy Lekx
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Turner’s Sunset Blanket
Nancy Lekx offers key information for blanket, crib/lap, throw, twin blanket sizes and queen bed runner. Knit using three shades of Universal Yarn, Adore.
Designed by Nancy Lekx
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Lazy Daisy Socks
Lorraine’s favourite landscape would always be floral. In her Lazy Daisy socks, she includes rows of cables and flowers. The cables are to represent the pathways between the flowers in a flower bed. For the first time in designing socks, she cabled without a cable needle, embroidered symbols, and used duplicate stitch for the words.
Designed by Lorraine Thompson
905.885.0347
Simple Landscapes with Stitch and Paint Tutorial
Fibre artist and quilter Ana Buzzalino explains in detail how she creates exquisite landscapes in her fibre art pieces.
Ana Buzzalino
www.anabuzzalino.com
Instagram: ana_buzzalino
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Abstract Quilted Landscape
Quilter Elaine Theriault encourages you to take a break from rules and regulations of most quilting patterns and enjoy the process of quilting ad lib to create original one-of-a-kind fibre art quilted pieces. She explains the process of creating scenes according to your wishes and colour choices. Enjoy the flow!
Designed by Elaine Theriault
crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.ca
A Simple Spring Landscape Quilt
Sometimes simple shapes can be very effective in conveying a spring-like landscape. Tania Denyer puts the fun into quilting by creating a colourful idyllic spring scene.
Designed by Tania Denyer
Instagram: tania.creates
Harvest Time Glasses Case with Clasp
Reminiscent of her favourite place in the world, the Ukrainian countryside where her grandmother lives, is Olesya Lebedenko’s source of inspiration for this stunning and practical landscape project. The Harvest Time Glasses Case is a showstopper and a conversation starter wherever you take it.
Designed by Olesya Lebedenko
Patreon.com/olesyalebedenkodesign
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Hosta Leaf in Fused Reverse Appliqué
Elaine Quehl is fantastic at capturing the details and nuances of a Hosta Leaf, and many gardners have admired her art quilts dipicting the varieties of the Hosta Leaf. In this feature she shares a simple project for a small, fused appliqué quilt with only two layers to get your feet wet and try quilting one of these beauties yourself.
Designed by Elaine Quehl
Quilt Artist and Designer
elainequehl.com
elainequehl.blogspot.com
Fall Foliage Wall Quilt
Are you ready for your next step in your quilting journey? Award winning quilter Claire Haillot was ready to let go of quilting rules and work with her gut feeling therefore improvising the design for the Fall Foliage Wall Quilt. The technique involves working with 60-degrees rulers. See how she went about making this fall splendour quilt.
Claire Haillot
www.quiltingwithclaire.com
Canada the Majestic Wall Quilt
A dynamic machine embroidery duo collaborates to make two versions of the same quilt, replicating four majestic Canadian landmarks. Annette uses applique and Betty uses PhotoStitch Wizard in the mySewnet™ embroidery software, both create this masterpiece on the PFAFF® creative icon 2. Full instructions given from photo to finished wall quilt.
Annete Janca
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SVP Canada Inc.
Sea to Sky Lap Quilt
The Sea to Sky Quilt is a beautiful design using log cabin quilt blocks. It's an intermediate project which is sure to encourage a beginner quilter to explore this challenging quilt block. This design is easier to make than it looks.
Designed by Heather McArthur
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