I found out about this Finish-A-Long (FAL) at Lucy’s Charm About You blog. Lucy is one of the hosts. I think it is a great motivation to commit to finish your unfinished project in each quarter of the year or at least to try to finish them. There is no punishment if something on my list is unfinished. All qualifying finishes will be put into a prize draw with gifts from…
Yesterday London MQG had its fab meeting at The Star Tavern in Belgravia. We started the meeting with a raffle for a few goodies that arrived from Quiltcon. I didn’t win anything but still got this FPP brochure in the end: We had a wonderful Show & Tell with beautiful makes as usual: The last photo from the collage above of a lady wearing HST (half square triangles) jacket is not from…
This is my Finish #4 from my Q1 FAL list. I hope I’m still in time to link it. I’m not going to write a lot about this quilt, as the pictures say more than words. This spring lap quilt is made from Amy Butler Belle jelly roll that I got about a year ago somewhere online. It was extremely enjoyable working with exquisite Amy’s fabric. I am thinking of…
This is my Finish #3 from my Q1 FAL list. Back in November 2016 I took a class at The Village Haberdashery with lovely Jenny Haynes aka @pappersaxten and learned how to make a cool curvy Slalom Quilt. I chose and bought all my fabrics right at The Village Haberdashery because they have a huge choice of it! I started creating the top with Jenny that November Friday evening and finished the top the next…
Just a quick post about London Modern Quilt Guild March Meeting that happened yesterday at the usual place The Star Tavern in Belgravia. Quite a few people couldn’t make it to the meeting this time unfortunately but nevertheless we had a nice and warm one. Here are two collages from Show & Tell. Really great works from talented ladies: I finished my mini quilt with cats in February, Kitten Around Block pattern is…
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).
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