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Maker’s Workbook, a thoughtfully designed quilting journal

Keep track

With our quilting journal you can build your own contents page cleverly designed to keep track of each stage of your quilting projects. There’s also space to record and monitor your quilting goals.

Quilting Projects

A double page spread to record the details of 20 different quilted projects: Who did you make it for? Which fabric and pattern did you use? What’s the quilt’s story? There’s plenty of room for sketching and notes to keep you on track

Quilt Blocks

Ten quilt block designs for the beginner right through to the experienced quilter and link to further resources online

Designing

Room for you to design quilts or blocks, not just on square paper, but triangles and hexies too!

Reference

A binding calculator, common quilt sizes at your fingertips, common pre-cut sizes and other handy numbers of note.

The quilting workbook is A5 size and spiral bound so it lays flat with ease. The covers are made from a sturdy kraft cardboard so you can easily carry it to quilt groups and classes without worrying about damaging it.

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Patterntrace Quilting Workbook – Made for Quilters, by Quilters!

Have you ever finished a quilt you absolutely love, only to realise you can’t quite remember which fabrics you used, how you pieced a particular block, or what you’d change the next time around? Or perhaps you’ve got a brilliant quilt idea brewing but need somewhere to collect your fabric choices, measurements and plans before you get started? That’s exactly why we created the Patterntrace Quilting Workbook – a dedicated space to plan, record and keep track of every quilt you make, from the first spark of an idea to the finished quilt.

Over time, this little workbook will become a treasured archive of your quilting journey. We put so much thought into every quilt – choosing fabrics and colours, working out layouts, testing blocks, making changes along the way – but once a quilt is finished and we move on to the next project, those little details can be surprisingly easy to forget. Having everything recorded in one place means you can look back at exactly what you used, how you made it and what you learned along the way. Whether you want to recreate a favourite quilt, remember which fabric worked perfectly in a particular block, or simply look back on all the quilts you’ve lovingly made, the Patterntrace Quilting Workbook gives you a wonderful record of your creativity and a handy reference for future projects.

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Country Of Origin: Great Britain

Keep a record of your makes in an organised and satisfying way with inspiring prompts

Produced in the UK from recycled paper

Sections separated out with dividers, including lists and planning, projects and sewing references

Maker’s Workbook, a thoughtfully designed quilting journal

Keep track

With our quilting journal you can build your own contents page cleverly designed to keep track of each stage of your quilting projects. There’s also space to record and monitor your quilting goals.

Quilting Projects

A double page spread to record the details of 20 different quilted projects: Who did you make it for? Which fabric and pattern did you use? What’s the quilt’s story? There’s plenty of room for sketching and notes to keep you on track

Quilt Blocks

Ten quilt block designs for the beginner right through to the experienced quilter and link to further resources online

Designing

Room for you to design quilts or blocks, not just on square paper, but triangles and hexies too!

Reference

A binding calculator, common quilt sizes at your fingertips, common pre-cut sizes and other handy numbers of note.

The quilting workbook is A5 size and spiral bound so it lays flat with ease. The covers are made from a sturdy kraft cardboard so you can easily carry it to quilt groups and classes without worrying about damaging it.