Wall Hangings

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Hickety, Pickety, My Black Hen

This cheerful foundation pieced quilt will entertain a new baby decorating the nursery as a wall quilt Subscribers Only

Star Bright

Linda Forey, winner of the December 2003 competition Quilts for Life, explains the motivation behind her entry Subscribers Only

Crazy with Flowers

This hanging, designed and made by Sally Holman, uses foundation piecing, crazy patchwork, embroidery and quilting, and can be hand or machine sewn

Designed by Anja Townrow, this small quilt can be used as a table centre or as a striking wall decoration. The centre star magically appears when the six foundation pieced diamonds are joined together.

Angels on Duty

If you are feeling in an angelic frame of mind, Mandy Shaw has several ideas using folk art angels. All are simple enough to sew in a few hours or less.

Busy Bee

Encourage the bees to make honey with this charming hanging

Flying High

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Budding aviators will be thrilled to have this hanging on their bedroom wall!

Advent Tree

Quilt lovers young and old will enjoy sewing this quilt and then savouring the fruits of their labours, designed by Davina Thomas

Hark the Herald Angels Toran

Torans are a very traditional textile in northern India. Sewn using a combination of patchwork, applique or embroidery, they are designed to hang as a frieze over a doorway, welcoming both visitors and gods. Below the central panel, the hanging pennants represent mango leaves, a symbol of good fortune. This is a folk art toran by Marion Haslam which proves that even angels have bad hair days - it's probably all that fast flying!