ROSIE & BERTIE Patchwork pattern designed by Ann F Stonehouse

These two charming appliqué patchwork designs were inspired by my Jack Russell puppy Rosie and her sibling Bertie, when they were around 15 weeks old. The originals were made as a gift for my brother, and they sit proudly at each end of his big sofa.
Rosie’s a great character – her eyes gleam with fun and mischief, and she’s very fast and agile. The easiest way to tell her apart from Bertie is by her distinctive black tail with its white tip. Her amiable brother is a laid-back roly-poly by comparison – but his handsome curly tail gives him the air of a show-dog.
This pattern-kit shows you how to make two separate patchwork and appliqué panels, which you can then quilt and make up into a pair of cushion covers – full instructions are included here. There's advice on choosing the best fabrics, with examples of an alternative colourway for a more modern styling.

This pattern-kit contains:
• full size pattern for two complimentary appliqué designs
• step-by-step instructions to make up both appliqué and patchwork quilted panels, finished size 19½ x 19½ inches
• Bondaweb fusible backing (enough for two panels)
• full guidance on how to make up cushions with your Rosie and Bertie panels