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Anne Williams takes an in-depth look at this perennial favourite
It’s the turn of William Morris’ daughter May Morris’ prints to be celebrated with Liberty’s new Craft Garden fabric collection in collaboration with the William Morris Gallery. The pioneering artist
MATERIALS ■ 23cm (91/8”) dark brown fabric (we used Hopi sunflower dye) (Fabric A) ■ 183cm (72”) dark blue fabric (we used indigo dye) (Fabric B) ■ 30.5cm (12”) light blue fabric (we used indigo dye)
“I love the history of the Liberty William Morris fabrics. It is so good to mix the two heritage brands into a quilt; you could say I’m in my happy place. The fabric comes in different colourways – fr
“‘Harvest Home’ was inspired by the arable fields that surround our garden and a vintage rug I saw on Pinterest. Its chevron motif, representing heads of wheat, was my starting point and, for a long t
“The last year has flown, and we are on block 12 already. I really hope that you are thoroughly enjoying making this project. Christmas conjures up so many images, traditions, carols and songs and, fo
Making the best use of fabric scraps, rag rugs may have been born of exigency, but the creativity behind their intricately woven designs knows no bounds, discovers Matthew Dennison