At the conclusion of our Online 7822 Patchwork and Quilting Course, students who have satisfied all the syllabus requirements are awarded a certificate by the awarding body, City & Guilds of London. We would like to offer our congratulations too!

Chris Dunckley

Chris's final assessment piece was an ambitious design for a bed quilt for a young child. Featuring a combination of patchwork techniques including folding and foundation piecing, the whole quilt was hand quilted.
    Details of the quilt. Careful selection of thread colour and dense directional quilting helped to add movement to the design.
   
Left: Part of Chris's preparatory work for the quilt.
Above: A close up of one of the boxes which were a feature of the design. This one is edged with prairie point inserts.
Right: Chris's first assessment piece was this wallhanging. The aim was to capture fireworks over a city skyline.
Above: A detail of the quilt showing the area of the fireworks which are worked with applique techniques and beading.


Left and right: Chris sampled her ideas for technique and for fabric before beginning work on the quilt itself.
Right: Chris's painted colourwheel from early in the course together with her painted tints of red, below.
 
Right: A patchwork sample with additional quilting.
Left: A shadow applique sample using the hexagon motif.
Above and above right: Pages from Chris's work with printing showing potential arrangements using collage.
Left and far right: Work with folding in paper led to samples in fabric such as this floral inspired piece worked in white sheer fabric, right.
Above: This gorgeous photo was the inspiration for Chris's paper pieced landscape, right.
Above: Stencilling on fabric.
Above: Just two examples of quilting from Chris's portfolio.
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