Patterns, patchworks and projects
Quick Christmas decor projects are perfect for a creative weekend. Whip up a Christmas Tree mini quilt in a weekend and use it to decorate a wall, a table or to sew a cushion cover. Even better, this project uses scraps so you can get started immediately – no need to shop for fabric.
Looking for more rag quilt ideas? Check out these Books on Amazon
Capture Your Own Life with Collage Quilting by Jane Haworth. As a passionate quilter always seeking new techniques, I couldn’t wait to take a look at this inspiring book.
One of the standout features of this book is its ability to cater to quilters of all skill levels. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned pro, you’ll find simple and fun techniques for creating stunning collage quilts. With 12 practice projects ranging in style and theme, from pets and animals to landscapes and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Jane Haworth leaves no stone unturned when it comes to guiding readers through the collage quilting process. From advice on supplies, fabrics, design, color, and composition to detailed step-by-step tutorials, you’ll feel confident tackling each stage of your project. The simple, approachable technique of tracing and cutting fabric shapes as you go makes personalized projects accessible to beginners and experienced quilters alike.
What truly sets collage quilting apart is its ability to preserve memories in fabric. Whether you’re commemorating a family vacation, celebrating your pet’s personality, or capturing your favorite flower, this book empowers you to create personal pieces of art that will be cherished for years to come.
So, gather your favorite photos and imagery, and let’s embark on a creative journey together with collage quilting!
Quilt-y inspiration: City Waterfront collage
Tutorial: Collage T-Shirt quilt
Book Review -; Pet Portrait Art Quilts
Melissa made a selfie from fabric
