What's in store in Issue 3 - Fussy Cutting? Here's what you can expect:
•An amazing 6 patterns for quilts, a bathmat, a bag, 2 block tutorials and an autumnal themed embroidery pattern.
•Interviews with fabric designers Bari J, Lucie Summers, Paula Ozier and Sarah Waterhouse.
•Articles on colour theory and how to fussy cut.
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And much, much more.
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Yippee! Love the projects in this issue. Those fussy flowers are so beautiful. Love the interviews with Spoonflower and Heather Ross too. Great issue, everyone!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun to discover my issue was up late last night! From my first time through, I'm loving the interviews with Sarah Waterhouse and Lucie Summers as well as a refresher on Colour Theory, always welcome. Thanks for another great issue and the great coupons. Looking forward to time to read more carefully.
ReplyDeleteI spent more than an hour just going thru the first time last nite. I really do like the interviews a lot.
ReplyDeleteNow I need to go back and think about which project I want to do first.
Oh, and I printed the three pages of John's tree quilt right away. I KNOW I will want to do that one. *S*
I can't wait to see what is in the new issue.
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