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For your chance to win one of this month’s giveaways, visit popularpatchwork.com and simply click on WIN! Select the competition you wish to enter and fill in your details. Good luck!

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January 2018
Elizabeth Betts In Love With Landscape
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Elizabeth Betts In Love With Landscape

Living in a city situated between the sea and the South Downs means I’m never short of beautiful places to go for a walk. My constant companion is Dusty, my little whippet, and I am usually joined by another two-legged member of the family. The combination of natural surroundings and the repetitive motion of walking help to clear my head, as well as to help shift a few pounds.

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October 2017
Horrid Histories
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Horrid Histories

Murder and quilting are two words that rarely appear together in the same story, but the sorry tale of ‘Joe the Quilter’ brings the two together in a gory mix of crime and craft. And what makes the tale particularly interesting for Popular Patchwork readers is the fact that although Joe sounds like some character from folklore, his story is true and examples of his quilts can still be seen today at the Beamish Museum near Durham.

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October 2017
Patchwork Of My Life
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Patchwork Of My Life

Louisa Goult loves to inspire others with her passion for quilting and developed her first beginner’s quilt pattern whilst working for Doughty’s. She’s gone on to develop her own successful business and sells her patterns and kits through sewmotion.com where she also offers tutorials. Here she tells us about her quilting quest.

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October 2017
Your Forest Stars Quilt
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Your Forest Stars Quilt

Every month we show you how to bring one of our featured projects to life in your home. This month we’ve chosen to style the Star Blocks quilt 

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October 2017
The Fabric Of Life
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The Fabric Of Life

A journey of creativity, self-belief and love has mapped out a path from one continent to another for Cassandra Ellis, piecing together and adding new sections has been the making of her – literally. Sophie Harper talks to the designer to find out about her world of quilts and love for design.

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April 2017
Stuart's Surgery
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Stuart's Surgery

Each month Stuart Hillard answers your quilty questions!

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December 2017
Q & A Patricia Belyea
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Q & A Patricia Belyea

A trip to Kyoto was the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Patricia Belyea, whose love of Japanese textiles and passion for quilt-making is combined in her exciting new book East-Meets-West Quilts. Here, we find out how her journey unfolded.

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December 2017
Patchwork Of My Life - Sara Cook
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Patchwork Of My Life - Sara Cook

Sara Cook progressed from having the best-dressed teddies in town to dressing the opera stars at Glyndebourne. Now, this talented quilter and teacher is exploring the traditions of the Korean textile art, Bojagi. Here she tells us what gets her creative juices flowing.

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December 2017
History In The Making
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History In The Making

When The Quilters’ Guild acquired a 1718-dated patchwork coverlet, it was clear they had something very special in their possession, but what of its mystery maker? Diana Woolf talks to guild curator, Heather Audin, to find out more.

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February 2018