1st December 2023

The first of two shows featured my brand new Blooming Flower Cushion project featuring my fave cuved EPP. In the second hour I demoed another pretty EPP project, my Lotus Flower Wall Hanging. Finally we had some fun FPP to make my beautiful Flying Geese Craft Pouch. You can purchase these kits online and catch up or re-watch these shows on Sewing Street's YouTube by clicking here, I'm on in the 1st and 3rd hours.

This was my first show with the very lovely Stuart Hillard who I had the joy of introducing to curved EPP to make these gorgeous wall hangings. We also had fun with HST blocks to make this striking Star Cushion. If you missed the shows or would like to watch them again, you can catch these shows here - the cushion is in the 2nd hour, the wall hangings are in the 4th. 

I was back again with John in these two shows in which I demoed my Curve Appeal Cushion kits featuring some fab curved EPP, and then my Picture This Table Runner, available in two sizes, using some simple foundation paper-piecing. You can catch up or re-watch these shows on Sewing Street's YouTube by clicking here, I'm on in the 2nd and 4th hours.

I had a lot of fun with the very bubbly Rebecca Reid for these shows on Sewing Street, where I launched and demoed my Curved EPP Sunburst Flower Cushions, a bright and bold Giant HST Lap Quilt, and my gorgeous Shining Star Festive Table Runners. You can catch up or re-watch these shows on YouTube by clicking here, I'm on in the 3rd and 5th hours.

In my second Sewing Street appearance, I demoed three new projects, showing off American hand-piecing, EPP and a quick machine- pieced block. If you missed the shows or would like to watch them again, you can catch these shows here - the wall hanging is in the 2nd hour, the table runner and quilt are in the 4th. 

 It was great to be back with John Scott for my first show on Sewing Street. I demoed my curved EPP technique to make this Summer Bloom wall hanging, an easy HST method to make these super-sized cushions, plus my Wonky Squares quilt. Catch these shows here - the wall hanging is in the 2nd hour, the cushions and quilt are in the 4th. 

As Sewing Quarter sadly came to an end, they offered the Guest Designers the opportunity to film a solo show telling viewers how to keep in touch and for us to demo a new project, In mine I demoed my Overlapping Circles design to make this gorgeous cushion, the kit for which you can purchase here. You can watch this final show here.

In this very enjoyable show, I was joined by Natasha again where we demo my beautiful Beginnings Rosette Quilt featuring quarter-square triangles, and then the amazing Bookcase quilts. Catch these shows here, The Rosette quilt is in the first hour, the Bookcase quilt in the fourth.

In this show I was with the lovely Debbie Shore where I demoed this very pretty needle-turn appliquéd Sun Bonnet Sue mini quilt, and then the Strong Ties quilt. Catch these shows here, The mini is in the second hour, the Strong Ties in the fourth.

In my first shows with Natasha, I demoed the lovely and simple Stonehenge quilt, and then Lynne Goldworthy's Log Cabin quilt - you can catch these shows here, the Stonehenge is in the second hour, the Log Cabin in the fourth

Celebrating Christmas In July with John, I demoed my own EPP Snowflake cushion in gorgeous festive fabrics, and then Lynne Goldsworthy's beautiful Scandi quilt - you can see these shows here, the cushion is in the second hour, the quilt in the fourth.

In this show, John Scott and I had an interesting conversation about colour value while making the Lisbon Tiles quilt by Jo Avery, I then demoed a lovely skinny quilt, perfect for your craftroom. You can see these shows here, the quilt is in the second hour, and the skinny quilt in the fourth.

In another fun show with John Scott, I demoed this stunning foundation paper-pieced Garden Paths quilt by Linda Clemets,  I then showed how to make my own Wonky Squares Wall Hanging using a quick and easy freezer paper technique.. You can see these shows here, the quilt is in the third hour, and the wal hanging in the fifth.

This show started off with this bright and funky Al Fresco dining set which included a gorgeous tufted cushion. In the second hour, I show how to use the clever RobinRuth Mariner's Compass ruler to make this stunning William Morris quilt. You can see these shows here, the dining set is in the second hour, and the quilt in the fourth.

In this show I had another stunning quilt to demo, this one is from the Great Book of Lap quilts which features two simple blocks. My second project was a lot more fiddly, the Cathedral Window table runner by Lynne Edwards. You can see these shows here, the quilt is in the second hour, and the runner in the fourth.

In my second show with John Scott I had the pleasure of demoing this totally stunning Medallion quilt by Lynne Goldsworthy. It was a big job with over 1000 HSTs, but so worth it! In the second hour I made this very cute and whimsical embroidered cushion. You can see these shows here - the quilt is in the second hour and the cushion in the fourth.

This was my first show with the delightful John Scott, and we had a right giggle! As well as demoing the Riley Blake quilt you can see behind us, I made a hand pieced Hexy Bag in gorgeous Tilda fabrics. You can see this show here, the Hexy Bag is in the second hour, and the quilt is in the fourth hour.

For this show I was overjoyed to be asked to make up Elizabeth Hartman's Artic Feathers quilt - I love Elizabeth's designs and enjoyed making this small quilt in batiks. The second show features one of my own favourite projects, the Curved Hexy cushion, once featured in Love Patchwork & Quilting mag. You can see these shows here

My first show was with the very lovely Victoria Peat who eased me gently into live TV.  In the first show I demoed my popular Sun Spell wall hanging featuring my favourite curved English paper-piecing, while the second show featured my On-Point tablerunner, my own kits for which you can purchase here. You can see these shows here