Australian Homespun

Ali Scott invites you to meander through fields of wildflowers, dip your toes into the sparkling water along the shoreline and enjoy the fading light as sun slowly sets. Browsing through her gallery of felted landscapes and seascapes, it’s easy to be

Designer: Nataly Mak Contact: natalymak . etsy.com, @nataly_mak_ (Instagram) Designer: Shoshi Nahmany, Shusha Handmade Contact: ShushaHandmade.etsy.com, @shusha-handmade (Instagram) Designer: Jeannie Roux, Frenchchiffondesigns Contact: www.etsy.com

The dimensional embroidery works of Ukrainian artist YuliyaKu are simply mesmerising. With colours and textures layered on opaque backings, her works bring jellyfish to life. To see more of her work, visit www.etsy.com/shop/YuliyaKu Whether you’re a

• 17 x 21cm (7 x 8 1/2in) rectangles of 12 assorted floral print fabrics in a rainbow palette — Robyn has used Liberty Tana Lawn • 17 x 21cm (7 x 8 1/2in) rectangles of 12 assorted solid linen fabrics in a rainbow palette • Fusible web • 3m (3 1/4yd

• 50 squares, 25cm (10in) of assorted coordinating print fabrics • 40cm ( 1/2yd) navy stripe print fabric (binding) • 2.6m (2 3/4yd) backing fabric • Batting at least 132cm (52in) square • Appliqué needle • Small appliqué pins • Cotton appliqué thre

Laines du Nord has been producing yarn of the highest quality with care and passion for more than 40 years. Calor Yarns and Design has introduced this range of Italian yarns to Australia and New Zealand. Animal welfare is a high priority in the produ

• Laines du Nord Merino Yak 50g: 12 balls in Colour 10 (sage) • One pair of 4.50mm (UK 7/US 7) knitting needles OR 4.50mm (UK 7/US 7) circular needle (or size needed to give correct tension) • Wool needle Width (approx): 65cm (25 1/2in) Length (appr

• 11 balls of Moda Vera Hampton Soft Chunky Cotton Blend • 8mm (UK 0/US l-11) crochet hook • Removable stitch marker 118cm (42 1/2in) diameter Note: Read all the instructions before you start. This is an intermediate skill-level crochet project. I

• Anette Eriksson Eco Cotton XL (or 10-12-ply wool-blend yarn) *quantities below • Cushion insert: 60 x 60cm (24 x 24in) euro, 40 x 40cm (16 x 16in) standard • 6mm/UK 4/USA 10 circular needle 80cm (31 1/2in) • 6mm/UK 4/USA 10 needle • 7mm/UK 2 croc

Tell us something about your family life. I was born in Sweden in a small textile town near Gothenburg. My family is still there and my husband and I have a summer house by the lake there. I moved to Hong Kong in 1990 for work and then to Melbourne

Where applicable, the instructions include a guide to modifying the cast-on stitches to fit your project. These edgings may be attached using either a mattress stitch seam or a flat seam. These six different edgings will include the following techniq

Knit a sweet baby blanket featuring three Fair Isle heart designs. Create the ideal accessories set for any enthusiastic knitter. This sweet knitted softie kitty has wings and is dressed in ballet shoes and a tutu. Knit your rag dolly, then make her

• 1.2m (1 1/4yd) solid yellow fabric • 2.4m (2 1/2yd) solid orange fabric • 3m (3 1/4yd) solid white fabric • 2.3m (2 1/2yd) extra-wide (275cm/108in) backing fabric • Batting at least 200cm (80in) square • Rotary cutter, ruler and mat • Sewing mach

No special machine needle is required for sewing the plastic pockets in these books. Ideally, use a non-stick Teflon foot, but if you don’t have one, use a walking foot or temporarily attach a piece of sticky tape to the base of your 1/4in foot to he

Sharon Thomson, Berry Quilt and Co — Email: sharon@berryquiltandco.com.au • 1.4m (1 1/2yd) solid cream fabric (blocks) — see note* • 1.5m (1 2/3yd) in total of a variety of indigo, brown, olive and navy print fabrics (blocks) — see note* • 1.2m (1 1/

• 25cm ( 3/8yd) or fat quarter text print fabric (outer cover) • 25cm ( 3/8yd) or fat quarter tape-measure print fabric (inner cover) • Three sheets of grey felt about 25 x 30cm (10 x 12in) (book pages and appliqué) • 90cm (1yd) black and white herri

188 x 162.5cm (74 x 64in) Backstitch, cross stitch, detached chain (lazy daisy) stitch, French knot, running stitch, satin stitch Note: Materials required for the entire project were listed in  Part 1, published in Homespun #200, Vol 22 No 1. They a

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Take your quilting blocks to a whole new level and make them into fabric bowls. Providing the perfect opportunity to show off your favourite fabrics, this book teaches you how to transform fabric or quilt blocks into gorgeous art bowls. Published by