Quilters Cottage Norfolk

Squares and rectangles! The runner above was made by Muriel and the quilt by Andrea. Squares are so versatile and so many comb...

I love catching stitchers at work.  These show total different textile techniques. Top, Caroline piecing her Jelly roll stri...

At the Art Room we have been using lots of sheer and stitch and of course the soldering iron is often used to cut back. These ...

I have followed Lynda's work for sometime. I love using 3D medium on Lutradur and then heating it to get the lacy effect. Thi...

The Exhibitions and Demos at Textile in Focus, were fantastic. Sadly as I said before there were no  photographs allowed but postca...

I had a fun time at Textile in Focus and I alway stock up on inspiration, reading material in the shape of leaflets and book...

Textile in Focus at Cottenham near Cambridge  was on 15th, 16th and 17th of February this year. I went on the Friday as usual and ...

These two quilts have been slowly coming together over the last couple of weeks. Eileen has chosen just vibrant colours to wrk wi...

Ros is making this quilt to take out to her  home in Cyprus. It is so fresh and crisp it will look great on a king size bed.

More Dorset Buttons are being made each week and they are getting bigger and more ornate.  These ones were made by Bev. Lots o...

At City and Guilds some of the samples need to include using the machine feet and attachments. I encourage students to  use the bu...

This month at classes I have been teaching all about  Circles, Beads and Buttons and as you can  see by the above pictures s...

Jenny has been making the Sampler blocks week by week. The quilt is for her Grand Daughter.  She chose a Moda Jelly Roll to make ...

Helen saw this bag pattern called "Autumn Days" in  the Popular Patchwork magazine. It was designed by Sara Jaskiewicz...

As some of you know who follow Quilters Cottage Norfolk and the classes we have been doing a lot of  layered work, using diff...