A Buzz With Tweeting Wallhanging

Renowned English paper piecing specialist, Sue Daley, combines hexagons with appliquéd birds, bees and flowers in a sweet quilted wallhanging that celebrates the arrival of spring.

• A small, achievable project that uses a variety of quiltmaking techniques
• English paper piecing with both hexagons and pointed scallop shapes
• Simple fusible-web appliqué that can be done by hand or machine
• An excellent project to give you a taste of English paper piecing without having to commit a larger EPP project
• Use pre-cut fabrics such as fat quarters and fat eighths and scraps in an array of pretty colours and prints to create a scrappy look
• Embroidery details use backstitch and chain stitch
• Detailed instructions with clear photographs and diagrams take you through all the steps to make this quilt
• Sue’s hints and tips are included so you can learn from an expert
• Perfect for brightening the walls of a child’s bedroom or your sewing room
• Ideal for crafters who enjoy combining a variety of different techniques
• A great project for quilters with intermediate-level skills with some experience in appliqué and English paper piecing