I always wanted to put photos and some info here about the quilt I made for my parents a year ago for their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Today they are celebrating 51 years already. So it’s a great reason to remember my quilt and finally blog about it. To be married for 50 years is a great achievement. 51 years are even better! I hope my parents stay healthy for much…
Hi folks! I have finally finished two quilts made from two of my patterns – Cat Silhouette and Birdie! This blog post is basically a continuation of one of my previous posts where I introduce the patterns. First finished quilt is Catryoshkas: I have five cats and I decided to quilt each of them differently. First two blocks ( from left to right) are quilted with walking foot. Last three…
About a week ago I whipped up a Peek a boo mini quilt. I found the uber cute cat pattern from Jo Carter on the pages of Love Patchwork and Quilting magazine issue 60. When I saw it , I instantly fell in love. I knew I needed to make it as soon as I can. My mind was processing it quickly and I realised I deeply needed to make it…
Right before Valentine’s Day I made my first FPP pattern ever Heart Face using Electric Quilt 8 (EQ8). Apparently it is very addictive, so I created two more already. My Cat Silhouette pattern was released about a month ago and just now I put Birdie pattern on my Craftsy. I made Cat Silhouette because I wanted to have a very simple pattern that would be suitable for FPP beginners. My idea…
Hi all, I have some exciting news. I made my first ever Foundation Paper Piece pattern for Valentine’s Day. It’s called Heart Face and it’s basically a heart with a face 🙂 It’s a very easy one, sews very quickly and a beginner friendly. I made it using EQ8 software. It was relatively quick to design it but it took me quite a while to put the pattern pdf all…
Hello! I'm Irina, based in London, UK.
I like making quilts and pouches and currently I'm deeply in love with Paper Piecing, both FPP (Foundation Paper Piecing) and EPP (English Paper Piecing).
I am sharing bits and bobs of my crafty journey here.
I hope you enjoy it and come back for more.
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