Roses In The Attic Quilt

Janelle Noack

Final size:

74 x 62in (194 x 169cm)

USD $11.37

Intermediate

Quilting

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Description

Combine traditional patchwork, English paper piecing and appliqué to create a classic medallion bed quilt with this quilt pattern by Janelle Noack.

Full materials list included in the instructions
Step-by-step instructions illustrated with diagrams and close-up photos will guide you through every stage of the project, from cutting the fabrics, English paper piecing the flowers, appliquéing the stems and leaves, making the blocks and assembling the quilt to quilting and binding
Full-size templates are provided so you can make your own papers for the English paper piecing
All appliqué shapes are provided full-size and ready to trace
The patchwork includes the traditional Attic Window block
A great introduction to the English paper piecing technique: it's used only for the flowers, providing an opportunity to develop your skills before deciding whether to embark on a larger English paper piecing project
Makes a fabulous scrappy quilt - use a wide range of fabrics from your stash
Suitable for quiltmakers with intermediate skills looking to incorporate a range of different techniques in one project

Materials

Designer

Janelle Noack

Did your distinctive style happen over time or was it immediate when you started? I find it hard to describe my style - I’d have to let others judge that, I think - but , generally, it has changed a little over time. I think everyone's does. I’m still attracted to the same colours and themes, reproductions, piecing and appliqué, but other colours are finding a way into my stash lately.

Other than crafting, how do you like to spend your time? I really love being in my garden - although it [the garden] would say I am never there! Otherwise, being with family and friends, watching movies, cooking and helping with farm work can all make up part of the day.

If the good fairy granted you three wishes, what would you like them to be?The obvious answer is more time! I would also like to travel overseas. And, of course, good health so that I can finish all the projects and do all I want to do.

Do you listen to music/radio or watch television while you sew? What your preference? Yes, the radio is always on during the day, but, at night and in the car, there’s always music - all the good stuff from the ‘80s and ‘90s, with some new music as well. I lean towards anything upbeat that’s good to sing and dance to!

Do you like haby/patchwork shopping alone or with friends? I think spending time shopping with a friend is always a good idea. It can be dangerous, though, because you can end up buying things you really don't need. If I’m looking for fabric for a new quilt, I do prefer to do that on my own, if I can.