Quilt Patterns
Baby Bag and Changing Mat: a roomy bag and practical baby-changing mat.
Magical Mystery Tour: select your favorite blocks to make this cheerful quilt.
Sweet Potato Quilt: the block patterns used for Father Michael’s quilt.
Sofa Station: a pattern designed to hold all your sewing paraphernalia whilst working on the sofa.
Camel Quilt: a pattern from Tina.
Clare's Christmas Quilt: a hand drafted pattern.
Alaska: instructions for Edyta Sitar’s Alaska Quilt.
Tannenbaum: Edyta Sitar’s Christmas Quilt.
Cats in Pajamas: Elizabeth Hartman traditional pieced quilt in 3 sizes - pillow, small and large.
Liberty Pleat Pouch: a neat zipper pouch by Sallieann Harrison.
Poppy Art: a minature quilt suitable for a wall hanging.
New York Beauty block: suitable for decorating and making into a pouch.
Giraffes in a Row: a baby quilt pattern by Lorna McMahon.
Convergence Geometric and Convergence Harmonic: Two quilt patterns using a convergence technique. Take your pick and use your imagination!
Bubble Bird: a modern quilt pattern by Paula Steel. It uses the Jenny Haynes Drunkard’s Path templates. A great pattern for walking foot quilting.
Happy Village: from Happy Villages by Karen Eckmeier.
Pillows and Wallhangings: from Modern Heirloom Quilts by Amber Elliot.
Supernova: a modern heirloom quilt by Amber Elliot.
Mardis Gras: a colourful quilt that can be modified for any size or converted into a quillow.
Perfect Dozen: this pattern combines inset circles and stripes.
Saturn Triangles: this pattern contains instructions for making 20 different right angle triangles which can be arranged in a variety of ways. See the work sheet for ideas.
Equilateral Triangles: as an alternative to the right angle triangles in the Saturn Quilt here are the instuctions for constructing a quilt with equilateral triangles.
Bloem and La Fin du Monde: these are two quilts from Libs Elliott. The patterns are based on 6” squares, however, if you are using the Jenny Haynes templates you will need to resize the blocks to 7” squares. This is easier than it sounds!
Pandemonium Quilt Game: this is great! Have some fun designing your own quilt. Includes outline cutting instructions.
Wonky Star Improv Quilt: this modern pattern is great for using up colourful fabrics from your stash. It also needs a few metres of background fabric.
Festoons: this modern quilt pattern uses the large, circle Papper Sax Sten templates. There is also a suggestion for an alternative block layout.
Nine Patch Cushion: use the embroidery stitches on your sewing machine to make this heirloom cushion cover.
Sacred Heart Quilt: a pattern based on wedges (modern Dresden Plate) and good for using up fabrics from your stash.
Three of Us: another modern wedge pattern which could use up fabrics from your stash.
Happenstance: based on Sarah Hibbert’s quilt and uses the large circle templates from Papper Sax Sten.
Table Runner: this pattern comes in two sizes 12” x 30” and 20” x 54”.
Meander Quilt: an abstract free-form quilt based on a quilt pattern produced by Mandy Munroe.
Rainbow Twist Quilt: this quilt can be made using a jelly roll.
Pincushion: a hand stitching projects using raised quilting.