Blog for The Cotton Patch England, with details on the latest patchwork and quilting fabrics, books, notions and wadding that are added to our online store.
Friday, 31 October 2008
Quilting Arts Gift Magazine
The second annual Quilting Arts Gift Issue is bigger and better, with 148 pages full of fabulous projects to make for the holiday season, including home décor, decorations, and gifts designed and created by some of the world’s best art quilters.
This super issue features:
• 35 seasonal projects for quilted gifts and home décor
• Sensational stocking stuffers: our editors’ favorite tools, gadgets, and more
• 7 holiday patterns to celebrate the season
There is also Cloth, Paper, Scissors Studios Special Issues. Be inspired by how you could have your creative space set up. Finally we have a range of back issues from some of our craft magazines.
Gift Box Studio Books
We have two new books in from C&T Publications which are called Gift Box Studio. They are a large format book with beautifully printed pop-out cards. The card then forms a series of wonderful boxes and gift envelopes. There are also lots of little embellishments and tags. The box designs are based on fabric designs.
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Kaffe Fassett Country Garden Quilts Fabric Packs
Kaffe Fasset and Rowan's latest Patchwork and Quilting project book was launched at the Festival of Quilts in August. The book is a sumptuous collection of quilts with a floral theme and marks a decade of partnership between Kaffe and Rowan. We now have available all 20 quilts as fabric packs for you to make. The instructions for making the quilts are all in Country Garden Quilts so you will need a copy of the book. As usual there is a range of visually stunning quilts from a range of designers using some of the latest fabrics from Kaffe.
The photographs of the quilts were taken at Great Dixter, the House and Gardens made famous by Christopher Lloyd, that epitomise the English Country Garden. Great Dixter is combination of an original mid 15th century building and a 16th century house in a similar style, which was moved from Kent. This new combination was the work of the famous architect Edwin Lutyens. The Garden though is mainly the work of Christopher Lloyd and is in an arts and crafts style with a Long Border, Wall Garden and Meadow amongst its features.
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