We are delighted to share this article from Guild member Sarah Hibbert about her work, The Festival of Quilts, and her wonderful new Log Cabin design for The Guild’s Pattern Box collection.
Guest Bloggers
Research as Inspiration: Log Cabin
StandardBritish Quilt Study Group member Janet Rae takes you on a journey through the history of the Log Cabin design. Continue reading
Jenni’s Ultimate Quilt Course
StandardGuild member Jenni Smith introduces a new quilting course for beginners that supports The Quilters’ Guild. Continue reading
A conversation with Sheila Frampton-Cooper
StandardUpper Street Events talk to Californian quilter Sheila Frampton-Cooper about her work, inspirations and teaching. Continue reading
An Overview of Appliqué: the British Quilt Study Group
StandardHow do we define appliqué? Basically it is applying a shaped piece of fabric to a base fabric. Continue reading
Meet a Member – Kerry Keeble
StandardGet to know The Guild better by meeting our talented members! We have interesting and inspiring members all over the country doing amazing sewing and we want you to be able to share their work. Continue reading
A World of Sunshine and Shadow
StandardAhead of the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham this summer, Upper Street Events talk to Carolyn Ducey at the International Quilt Museum about their planned exhibition of historic Amish quilts.
Specialist Group Focus: The Modern Quilt Group
StandardThe Modern Quilt Group is one of five Specialist Groups within Quilters’ Guild. Continue reading
Wholecloth quilts: A researcher’s view
StandardAt first glance, wholecloth quilts may not seem to provide much in the way of resources for research – two pieces of fabric stitched together with a filling between. Continue reading
Meet a Member – Chris English
StandardGet to know The Guild better by meeting our talented members! We have interesting and inspiring members all over the country doing amazing sewing and we want you to be able to share their work. Continue reading
