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Celebrate your love of stitching with these delicate designs by Susan Bates 44 quick-and-easy motifs Susan Bates’ design inspiration Stitches for every skill level Helpful tips and advice Unique gift

As you are reading this article, I am assuming that you are a quilter. You may also be a dressmaker, which is a very different animal. My clever niece Michele is a dressmaker: her passion is creating

Please pass my thanks on to Karen Brown. I really enjoyed the article about using up scraps in Issue 134 of Today’s Quilter. I have been doing exactly that and could not believe how many odd-shaped pi

NOTES ■ Place Templates printed side down when tracing them onto the wrong side of the fabrics. ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams to one side, unless otherwis

1 From the light fabric, if you want to use one (1) fabric, cut thirteen (13) 2½in x WOF strips. Subcut the strips into two-hundred (200) 2½in squares. Each strip should yield sixteen (16) squares. 2

This month, revamp your home with floral prints across wallpaper, soft furnishings and tableware, learn freehand machine embroidery and shop for the perfect indoor planter