Any questions or comments, email me oyveyquilts@yahoo.com

I'd love to hear from you.

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I'm also available to visit guilds and shops for lectures and workshops.

If you would like to see more ways to use Curvalicious or you want to share your creation, visit the Flickr Group.

And here are more projects you can make with Curvalicious

A kit is now available to make a silk Curvalicious skinny quilt,

since silk dupioni is hard to find, especially in small amounts.

It includes cutting and sewing directions.

I designed this acrylic tool to create this quilt.

Insulated bottle carrier

Tutorial HERE

Or use Curvalicious to make a difficult looking inner border. Click on the arrow to watch video tutorial.

"Simply Curvalicious"

A whole cloth quick quilt

I'm located outside of Philadelphia

e-mail me: oyveyquilts@yahoo.com

Aren't these the cutest skirts with Curvalicious hems? Click HERE for a free tutorial.

"Perfect Pillows, The Curvalicious Way"

Click HERE to purchase the pattern

"Long May She Wave"

A patriotic Curvalicious quilt with liberated stars

Curvalicious

Make a complex looking quilt, simply

Convertible Backpack

Converts from a crossbody bag to a backpack

Pattern Available

You can also find it in my etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/CherylLynchQuilts

This is the home of Curvalicious

Curvalicious Goes Modern

Featured in the February issue of

The Quilt Pattern Magazine

Here's a video with a step by step tutorial to make the skinny quilt.

Click on the area to begin.

"Contemporary Curvalicious"

A nine patch, 72" x 72"

I made this quilt using silk dupioni. It was inspired when having lunch with a friend at a local deli. She was talking away and all the time I was thinking about how I could turn this design into a quilt. I don't work in a regimented manner or to put it another way, I fly by the seat of my pants. When other quilters saw it during my visits to quilt guilds, they wanted to learn how to make it. I must admit, it is a stunner, especially when it is made using silk.

To be able to offer it as a workshop, I had to reverse engineer it. This is how I ended up learning about acrylic templates. I chose to have it "Made in America" and found a wonderful company that was willing to work with me. I sent them a paper drawing and I received my first prototype and that was the beginning of my cool new tool.

New!!

Check out the scalloped hem that can be used on a skirt, dress, apron or even a pillowcase. Click HERE to see how I did it.

"Beachalicious"

A fun applique wallhanging

A scalloped border was never so easy

Buy the pattern HERE