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lots of practice making dresden fans , but this week we are going to combine four fans to make a full circle We are also going to be finishing the centre slightly differently, with a traditional circle. When you make the circle, take your time making sure that the foil and fabric are folded evenly over If this method of creating the circles doesn’t appeal to you, there are other options: you can use running stitch around the perimeter of your circle to gather it over the card template, or cut your circle to

Draw a circle on a piece of card with a radius that's half the height of the quilt blocks - 4¼" for my And having marked all those circles, you can actually stitch in wavy lines (shown in pink), making this just your preferred way and if you like open seams I would suggest giving cross-hatch or overlapping circles

We've reached the halfway point in our expedition to the Arctic Circle , the Northern Lights block

Norwegian fishermen took to their boats in the harsh winter months and travelled beyond the Arctic circle recalling the 1,000-mile journey the cod make every year from the icy Barents Sea, high above the Arctic Circle The setting was inspired by the colourful woollen bands woven by the S á mi peoples of the Arctic Circle

First mark a 6" diameter circle – either with a template or a suitably sized plate - at the centre of Then use the curve template to turn your octagon into a circle. Finally, mark a straight line linking the two circles using the sashing as a guide.

Next stop was the Patchwork Collective Exhibition at Liberty's before circling back to Piccadilly for

I've enlarged the centre circle from 3" to 4" and turned my spider into a 2" macaron.

Moonlit Bat No Gothic garden would be complete without a resident Bat, circling through the darkening

variation of the traditional Storm at Sea quilt which creates the beguiling illusion of overlapping circles

manufacturers of Morris & Co. designs - interpreted De Morgan's tile as a fabric ...and so we come full circle

Spring Cottage photographed circa 1930. ..

inspiration from the aurora borealis that trip the light fantastic across the ink blue skies of the arctic circle