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Quilt Now Issue 39 – Work Tote

Quilt Now Issue 39 – Work Tote

by Katy Cameron | 21.07.2017 | Bag Makes, My Makes, Publications, Quilt Now Magazine

So issue 39 of Quilt Now just out here in the UK brings some great news for my US readers – Barnes & Noble will now be stocking Quilt Now in all their stores, from issue 37 (as it takes them a wee while to swim over there)  so for those of you who...
Quilt Now Issue 38

Quilt Now Issue 38

by Katy Cameron | 30.06.2017 | My Makes, Other Makes, Publications, Quilt Now Magazine

Yay, I finally have my delivery issues sorted, and I’m rather glad to see these lovely Betz White Juxtaposey fabrics again in this sewing machine tidy I made for this month’s issue of Quilt Now.  I am ridiculously attracted to llamas at the moment, I...
Quilt Now Issue 37

Quilt Now Issue 37

by Katy Cameron | 19.06.2017 | Bag Makes, My Makes, Publications, Quilt Now Magazine

Sorry this one is so late, my copy of the magazine went on a little adventure!  Anyway, in this issue I came up with a handy summer staple, a swimming bag, made with laminated fabric.  This one has a handy zipped inner pocket for your locker money too. Other...
Quilt Now Issue 35

Quilt Now Issue 35

by Katy Cameron | 21.04.2017 | Bag Makes, My Makes, Publications, Quilt Now Magazine

The inspiration for this month’s Quilt Now creation came from the lovely Helen, who sent me the idea rather a long time ago and probably thought I’d forgotten all about it!  I was waiting for the perfect fabric combo and zips to fall into my line of...
Quilt Now Issue 34

Quilt Now Issue 34

by Katy Cameron | 24.03.2017 | Bag Makes, My Makes, Publications, Quilt Now Magazine

This month it was all about the bright colours in Quilt Now Issue 34, and I’m glad I was able to contribute a lovely bright pattern using BariJ canvas from her Mille Fleurs line, along with the new faux leather strapping and some hardware from U-Handbag: I might...
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After a day of chores and making a mahoosive batch After a day of chores and making a mahoosive batch of bolognese sauce, I'm going to be working on more of my puff quilt tonight as part of the #saturdaynightcraftalong with @charmaboutyou I've got all the empty rows sewed together, so now I'm stuffing and joining them, starting from the bottom and working up. #shareyourquiltprogress #everydayimpuffling
Looking up the canal towards the Poortersloge art Looking up the canal towards the Poortersloge art centre in Brugge, which, at the time, happened to have a giant whale in front of it made out of plastic waste found in the ocean. Because where else would it be...​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ #brugge #belgium #migrationmonday #migrationmondaylt #travelphotography #canon7d #mycanon #canonuk
15/20 rows for the puff quilt I've been working on 15/20 rows for the puff quilt I've been working on for the past 3 weeks. It will end at 20x20 puffs, so around 70" square, and I climbed up to my bale of bouncifil stuffing today to grab enough for the next stage in construction. Checking in early for the #saturdaynightcraftalong with @charmaboutyou hope I can get all the rows sewn together tonight so I can start stuffing tomorrow...
An alternative view of the ceiling of the main hal An alternative view of the ceiling of the main hall at Trerice, a historic manor near Newquay in Cornwall.​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ #trerice #cornwall #uk #migrationmonday #migrationmondaylt #travelphotography #canon7d #mycanon #canonuk
The stragglers from a bus load of Asian tourists t The stragglers from a bus load of Asian tourists take photos in front of the 'traditional' buildings on the Römerberg in the middle of Frankfurt. I say 'traditional' because Frankfurt, once the largest medieval city in Germany, suffered from terrible carpet bombing in World War II, with the USAF and the RAF dropping just over 27,000 metric tons of explosive on the city between 1942 and 1945, pretty much destroying its original medieval architecture as well as killing around 5,500 people. Initially post war reconstruction went for modern architecture (and apparently a good deal of concrete), but by the 1970's the residents of Frankfurt were looking to get back some of what they'd lost. In fact these buildings here weren't constructed until the 1980s after a local vote on how to replace a concrete monstrosity. Across the square from this is the Römer, which has been in use as the city hall since the 15th century, and which was restored somewhat more lovingly post war.​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ #frankfurt #germany #migrationmonday #migrationmondaylt #travelphotography #canon7d #mycanon #canonuk
Got all my big solid scraps in colour order for @s Got all my big solid scraps in colour order for @sherrilynnwood #improvcurvesscrapplay workshop today. Looking forward to diving in! 🌈
Fabulously coloured stained glass windows inside t Fabulously coloured stained glass windows inside the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre Genève.​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ #geneva #switzerland #migrationmonday #migrationmondaylt #travelphotography #canon7d #mycanon #canonuk
Happy New Year everyone! I'm not one for making r Happy New Year everyone! I'm not one for making resolutions, with the exception of setting a book goal for the past few years. In 2022 I thought I'd get through 45 books based on an average of the previous few years, however a few changes of habitat over the year saw a fairly dramatic overachievement of that. This year I'll aim for 90 I think... Hope you all get to reach your goals this year, whatever they may be 😊
A nice cross section of makes from 2022 using a wi A nice cross section of makes from 2022 using a wide range of mediums, and my Mauritian wedding outfit in the middle, which I didn't make, but which you will never lose me in 😂 #topnine2022
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