The Liberty Patchwork Collective – a monumental quilted recreation of Liberty’s iconic Tudor building – is unveiled today to mark the brand’s 150th anniversary. Suspended in the grand entrance, this supersized patchwork house is pieced together from over 1,000 handmade squares, crafted by Liberty’s global creative community. While you’re there, be sure to seek out the Selvedge contribution, stitched by @_katerinaknight. We’ve included a sneak peek in our carousel, inspired by Issue 124: Rural. Also among the submissions is the work of Nora Nilsson, founder of @projektityyny, who designs from West Dorset, drawing on her Finnish roots and love of traditional quilting. From Macclesfield to Melbourne, this once-in-a-century event is a joyful celebration of craft, community, and creativity. Download the house map from the 'Patchwork Collective' page on Liberty’s website to locate the patches and explore every stitch of this extraordinary collaboration. Liberty, Regent Street, London 9 May – 24 July - #Liberty150 #PatchworkCollective #Projektityyny #SelvedgeMagazine #LibertyLondon #QuiltArt #TextileInstallation #HandmadeWithLove #ModernCraft #QuiltCollective #NordicInspiration #LibertyPrints #TextileTraditions #CraftCommunity #ArtOfTheQuilt #QuiltExhibition #LondonExhibitions #StitchedStories #SlowMade #CreativeCommunity #Quilting #Quilts #Patchwork