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- If you are unable to find the patterns on the following websites, please forward them an email to enquire regarding stock or purchase.
Find my patterns in Australia...
- Lily Lane
- Sew Bright Alpine Quilting
- Country Hart Designs ~ online store (click on One Day In May on the left)
- Mallee Country Crafts - online store
- Candleberry Country
- Tranquility Crafts 'n' Supplies
- Bee Sew Whimsical ~ online store
- Quaint Wondecla Quilting
- Quilt Fabric Delights ~ online store (use the search bar to find the pattern you'd like)
- Hugs 'n Kisses ~ online store
- Craft Haven of Berwick
- Hettie's Patch
- Mrs Martin's Quilt Shop
- Craft de Eyre
- Craftpaks
- The Patchwork Teahouse
- Foothills Fabric and Threads
Find my patterns in New Zealand...
Find my patterns in the U.S.A...
Find my patterns in The Netherlands...
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Blogs I read
More stitching friends...
- There are some really useful tutorials out there. Below, are just a few. Credit is due in full to the authors of the tutorials listed. I would like to acknowledge the generosity they have shown in sharing their knowledge and the time they have taken to pass on helpful, clear instructions.
Tutorial Library
- Faux-piped binding- by Trisha of TLC Stitches
A great way to add a colour accent to your binding. - Bindings, hanging pockets and striped binding strips, by Kellie Wulfsohn of Don't Look Now
- includes great instructions for mitreing binding corners - How to sew with nice even seam allowances, by Nicole Mallalieu
- a great method using post-its, especially for an out of the ordinary seam allowance - Imperial to Metric conversion chart, by Marcis Hohn
- Making and adding binding, by Macia Hohn
- how to prepare your quilt for binding, caluclate the amount of binding required, making the binding and attaching it to your quilt. - Needleturn Applique, by Marcia Hohn
- a good guide for a few needleturn methods, with great illustrations, I use the last one mentioned. - Using freezer paper for fiddly pattern pieces, by Nicole Mallalieu
- I love this idea! - Using triangles in patchwork quilts, by Jan T (Urquhart) Baillie
- includes how to calculate 1/2 and 1/4 square triangles - Machine sewn hexagon quilt, by May Britt
- a great way to use a (60 degree) triangular ruler - A fussy-cut method, by Jean of Linen and Raspberry
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