At the conclusion of our Online 7802/7822 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!

Pam Jones
Pam's final assessment piece was this striking quilt. It is pieced and free machine quilted. The patterned fabric works well in combination with the solid areas.

Below: Here is the quilt showing how it would look as a cover for the top of the bed.

 

Below right: A detail showing one of the attic window blocks.

 

 

Above, left and above right: Pam tried a variety of colour placement ideas before she settled on the final design. Here are examples of some of the back up work created using her computer paint program.

Above: Pam's first assessment piece was quite different in character. This time applique was the dominant technique combined with some
piecing and quilting. Three dimensional leaves were applied to add further interest. Above right: Part of Pam's storyboard to illustrate where the finished quilt would hang.

 

Left: One of Pam's applique samples from her portfolio. Automatic decorative stitches have been used to embellish this piece.

Above right: More applique, this time Pam demonstrates her skill with tapering a machine zigzag!
Below: Some of the colour collages that Pam made in the early part of the course.

Above: A pretty beaded edge completes this sample.
Right: A sample of blooming.

 

Above: This elegant maple leaf has been beautifully stencilled onto fabric.
Right: An example of Pam's printing onto paper.

Above: Crazy patchwork embellished with machine embroidery.
Above right: Simple checkerboard piecing has added interest from a swirl of machine quilting.
Above left: The gorgeous colour of these leaves was the inspiration for this sample of paper pieced hexagons.

Left: An example of Pam's hand quilting. Here she has varied the colour of the thread the emphasize the central motif.
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