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Waves Quilt
On his many trips around the world, quilter Paul Leger collects amazing photos of potential quilt designs inspired by architecture. In this feature, he talks about one such quilt recreated from a stone building in Puerto Vallarta, and how to go about making it.
Designed by Paul Leger
www.paullegerquilts.com
Architectural Structure and Quilting
Just how exactly do you create an architectural structure in quilting? See Ana Buzzalino's awesome and easy to follow tutorial for the method to creating any architectural structure. She uses The Peace Bridge in Calgary, Alberta to demonstrate.
Ana Buzzalino
www.anabuzzalino.com
Instagram: ana_buzzalino
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Blossom Quilt
Inspired by her book Edge-to-Edge Walking Foot Quilting Designs, Melissa Marginet created this adorable table runner as an example of the many more brilliant designs possible using her walking foot quilting design technique.
Designed by Melissa Marginet
Instagram: @melissamarginet
Facebook: Melissa Marginet
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Seattle Station Quilt
Inspired by the marble and mosaic columns in the Seattle Train Station, Jean Boyd reproduces the mosaic in this modern quilted banner.
Designed by Jean Boyd
www.patternsbyjeanboyd.com
Another Brick in The Wall Quilt
Quilter Paul Léger loves bright colours, he always did, even when they weren't really a fashion trend. He highlights bright colours whenever possible in his quilting. Another Brick in the Wall quilt is another example how you can use up your favourite scraps and un-used fat quarters.
Designed by Paul Leger
www.paullegerquilts.com
Under Construction Quilt
The fabrics used in the bricks, the border, and the words were made using the photocopier function on an INKJET printer. The fabric for the mortar and the binding are commercial prints. Elaine used the bricks on her house as the guide for the sizes. Feel free to change up the sizes to suit your project. There are many novelty or architectural prints on the market that you can use instead of creating your own.
Designed by Elaine Theriault
crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.ca
The Windmill Quilt Block
The Windmill is the 140th patchwork block in Olesya’s year-long quilt scrap challenge 2019. The challenge has been a resounding success for Olesya, on social media and published book, Moments in Pieces, to celebrate the achievement. In this feature, she shares her windmill pattern with ANPTmag.
Designed by Olesya Lebedenko
Patreon.com/olesyalebedenkodesign
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Maritime Houses Quilt
Clodagh Coker of The Quilt Store was inspired to make this wall hanging after the Covid-19 lock down. Using machine embroidery and patchwork, she inspires people to keep busy with their quilting while in isolation.
Designed by Clodagh Coker
The Quilt Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.thequiltstore.ca
905.853.7001
Sol y Mar Bed Scarf
Inspired by her trip to Loreto in beautiful Mexico, Lynn Swanson created a bed runner mimicking the ornate tiles where she was staying. Make it as a bed or table runner or as a single tile for a hot plate, using the Brother ScanNCut SDX225. Patterns for tile designs included in the instructions.
Designed by Lynn Swanson
Brother Educator
www.brother.ca
Old meeting new architecture Royal Ontario Museum wallhanging
Inspired by the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Annette shares her technique to create a quilted version of the Royal Ontario Museum. Step by step instructions, materials used and sewing machine settings, will help you re create your favourite architectural masterpiece into your quilted version.
Designed by Annette Janca
Education and Marketing Administrative Support
SVP Canada Inc.
www.husqvarnaviking.com
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Life is a Beach Table Runner
In her travels around the world, Cathy has always loved small houses. This table runner is fashioned from beach houses she photographed during her trips to the beach. Using paper piecing and turned appliqué techniques.
Designed by Cathy McLean
Product Specialist
www.hakidd.com
Criss Cross Quilt
Heather McArthur re creates a barn doors design in this modern quilt. Full instructions and diagrams.
Designer by Heather McArthur
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www.shutupandquilt.wordpress.com
Woven Pathways Quilt
Daphne created this quilt to commemorate her connection to her mother and grandmother. The intricate links in this one-block quilt design represents how the three women are linked together through the generations.
Designer by Daphne Greig
Pattern and Fabric Designer, Instructor
2013 Professional Quilter Teacher of the Year Nominee
www.daphnegreig.com
daphnegreig.blogspot.com
www.patchworkstudio.com
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This is How I Roll Quilt
A quilt that expresses Elaine Theriault's passion for cycling, with quilted treads and cycling prints as the focal point of the fabrics from Northcott, it will be the favourite of all cycling aficionados!
Designed by Elaine Theriault
crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.ca
Black Cat Quilt Scraps
This itsy-bitsy patchwork block is from Olesya's 365 days quilt scrap challenge. It measures 3½" square and will give you such satisfaction in piecing it together! Full piecing instructions and diagrams.
Designed by Olesya Lebedenko
Patreon.com/olesyalebedenkodesign
[email protected]
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Home for the Holidays Table Runner
Really, it's all about playing around with decorative stitches on your sewing machine to quilt this holiday table runner. See how the PFAFF quilt expression 720 makes it super easy to accomplish beautiful stitching.
Designed by Sarah Vanderburgh
www.sewjoycreations.com
Forty – a Birthday Quilt
This very quick and easy quilt is done using large flying geese while exploring interesting prints. Great quilt pattern to practice your flying geese method.
Designed by Sarah Vanderburgh
www.sewjoycreations.com
Spotted Spools Quilted Banner
A refreshing take on spools, this banner reflects our love for everything sewing and quilting. This is an easy quilted banner to make for your sewing space or to make for a favourite quilting friend.
Designed by Clodagh Coker
The Quilt Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.thequiltstore.ca
905.853.7001
Water Resistant Lunch Bag
When looking for a gift idea for children and grandchildren, there's nothing that starts off a school year with a fresh new lunch bag from Mom or Nana. Full instructions on how to make it using UNIQUE therm fleece, Gütermann Threads, OdiCoat.
Designed by Cathy McLean
www.hakidd.com
Fresh Tulips
Fresh Tulips Book Cover is one of the most charming quilted book covers you'll find. The tulips were painted on silk fabric using Jacquard Textile Colors. See how easy this process is. The rest of the book cover is quilted using WonderFil threads. Full instructions.
Designed by Anna Buzzalino
Patches and Paint
Calgary, Alberta
403.617.1829
www.patchesandpaint.com
X Marks the Spot
If you can't quite pack up and set off for Paris, here's a quilt that can be worked-up fairly quickly for that quick Paris fix! Using the sumptuous 'Paris…Always a Good Idea!' fabric collection by Northcott Fabrics.
Designed by Elaine Theriault
crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.ca
Bargello Wave Bag
Inspired by the spectacular white sand beaches of Cape Sable Island near Nova Scotia, designer Christine d'Eon Crowell created this quilted Bargello Wave Bag. Fill it up with goodies on your fabric shopping spree or take it when you travel. Full instructions with photos.
Designed by Christina Crowell
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True North Quilt
Inspired by the Muskoka region, known for its rugged landscape and natural beauty with windswept pines, rocky shores and freshwater lakes, this quilt is Canadiana themed memorabilia par excellence! It was designed with the simplicity of the fabric line in mind and the dense whole cloth quilting, giving the appearance of a quilt with a bed runner all in one.
Designed by Clodagh Coker
The Quilt Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.thequiltstore.ca
905.853.7001
Reduce – Reuse – Recycle Quilt
An article that shows you how to reuse shirt fabrics to make up a quilt. Using leftover batting and buttons for quilting. An inexpensive quilt and saving shirts from the landfill.
Designed by Paul Leger
www.paullegerquilts.com
Vintage Runner
Made with repurposing in mind, Colleen takes this piece of barkcloth, saved for some time now, and turns it into a vintage runner. Using HSTs, and lots of fun!
Designed by Colleen MacMahon
Northwind designs
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Instagram: blackruby_d
The Wool Bucket
This is typical of fabric kept from days gone by and cherished, pulled out of a stash to couple with modern quilting fabric! The marriage is exquisite! Here's a fabulous idea for a bucket to store your favourite things.
Designed by Elaine Theriault
crazyquilteronabike.blogspot.ca
The Suede Tote Bag
This is an extraordinary way to make the perfect craft bag! It's large and it's strong, but oh so stylish! Using upholstery fabric and a suede jacket, see how to make it. Also included are tips for what to look for when searching for suede and other fabrics in thrift store to maximize the project!
Designed by Lynn Swanson
Brother Educator
Western Canada
www.brother.ca
Second Hand Rose Table Runner
Repurposing shantang silk can turn into an exquisite experience. Piecing it and machine embroidering it using PFAFF performance icon can turn an ordinary runner into a piece of beauty. Find out what settings to use on the performance icon to make it happen. Also included are cutting and piecing details.
Designed by Kerrin Brookes
Freelance Educator and Sewing Specialist
SVP Canada Inc.
Seams Sew Special
www.pfaff.com
Blissful Butterflies Quilt
Working with HSTs is fun, but put Banyan Batiks, Ketan and Mary collections in the mix and see the serendipitous collage it makes! Full detailed cutting and piecing instructions, with photos.
Designed by Sarah Vanderburgh
www.sewjoycreations.com
Rainy Days Wallhanging
This is the ideal wallhanging for a mudroom, or an entrance to a home. It will remind you on a rainy day the importance of playing in puddles. The wallhanging is made with curved piecing, applique and quilting. The instructions include steps on how to use the SCANnCut by Brother to make the raindrops. Templates and instructions with photos are included.
Designed by Lynn Swanson
Brother Educator, Western Canada
www.brother.ca