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As there was very little information available on this topic, Jennie created her own designs and techniques thus sewing the seeds for a new career. Just a quick question - why is Jennie known as the Muslin Mistress? Simple — many of her creations are made in calico and in Britain , she is called the Calico Queen but in the US calico is called muslin so she became the Muslin Mistress over there. Skip to main content.

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Click here to see one of our favourite workshop series: the Stripy Stripey Story quilt. Unique methods of twiddling and fiddling, manipulating fabric to create tantalising textures — engineering in material! Jennie Rayment. About Jennie. Signature Technique. Use of a firmly woven crisp fabric will create the best textural effects, stiffer materials maintain the folds. Pressing seams open and flat reduces bulk and makes the finished piece have a more even appearance.

Stained Glass with Jennie Rayment. Tinkering with Trumpets with Jennie Rayment. Fancy Fandango with Jennie Rayment.

How to make a tea cosy with Jennie Rayment. Bias Effect Cushion with Jennie Rayment. Really Fast and simple bag with Jennie Rayment. Chicken Doorstop or Pincushion from Jennie Rayment.

Sling Bag with Jennie Rayment. Tucked Up Band with Jennie Rayment. Clamshell Pansy patchwork with Jennie Rayment. Clamshell patchwork with Jennie Rayment. Piping a Cushion the Jennie Rayment way. Nifty Handbag with Jennie Rayment. Bunny Bags with Jennie Rayment.

Wrist Pincushion with Jennie Rayment. Lily Block with Jennie Rayment. Ipad cover with Seminole Patchwork with Jennie Rayment. Wonky Nine Patch patchwork quilt with Jennie Rayment. Squares on Squares with Jennie Rayment. Simple fused box with Jennie Rayment. Owl Bunting with Jennie Rayment.

Lattice Windows with Jennie Rayment. Anchoring your work with Jennie Rayment. Fabric Balls from Jennie Rayment. Make patchwork bias strips really easily with no gadgets. Sashiko Japanese Embroidery with Jennie Rayment. How to insert a zip in a cushion with Jennie Rayment. Cosmic Happening with Jennie Rayment. Superfast bag with Jennie Rayment. Windmills With Jennie Rayment. Do you know your warp from your weft?

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Zoom Classes Zoom classes with Wendy Gardiner and I are also accompanied by a presentation of the class. All Workshops can now be done by Zoom - see Workshops Menu H ere is a wealth of fabulous fabric fiddling, magical manipulation and tantalising texture. It's fabric fiddling for all. This is a web site for all stitchers of every age who are inspired by patchwork, quilting, embroidery, home decor, home dress making and soft furnishing.

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