Carnival Tefnut Patchwork Quilt (94in/2.4m)

Carnival Tefnut Patchwork Quilt (94in/2.4m)Before she started making her larger than life quilts, Emily Campbell was a pattern maker for fashion designer Jean Muir. Her creations, which honour her love for fabric and print, are driven by the homespun quality of patchwork a technique she calls an ancient recycling system. The Carnival Tefnut quilt in linen, cotton and silk is inspired by fairground carousels and Pakistani truck art, with joyful zigzags guided by the Egyptian hieroglyph for

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