I am not going to talk about this quilt much in this post except to say I am so, so happy with how it turned out. I think this is going to hang on the wall. For all the details see Tutorial Part 1 and Part 2. More pictures on flickr.
Finally! That’s the first thing that comes to mind… I have had issues with a number of quilts, from wrong calculations (while watching Arrested Development!), to mistakes cutting or piecing, and yes, quilting. But this one was a special kind of problematic. ** EDITED 10/01! I really, really disliked the photos I took and posted … More strimla quilt – finished
This one has been finished for a while now, but… you know how that goes… Tomorrow it is going to be gifted, so this was the last chance to get some pictures taken. Here it goes: Is this upside-down? It was not my intention to make hearts, but you’ll see in the next one, the … More Square Hearts
This is the fourth and the last of the quilts I finished over the last few months. This one is for my mom. And my favorite. I have a few more quilt tops finished, but they might have to wait. A bit. This is what the process looked like. I selected some fabrics I picked … More Panels
Yes, this quilt started as diamonds, but then turned into triangles. How, you might ask? A method similar to half square triangles, this would be half diamond triangles. To be more specific… Remember this quilt? Of course you don’t 🙂 I made this one over a year ago, using a method (similar to this) to … More Diamonds, really?
This is the second of the four quilts I finished recently. As always, I cannot come  up with a clever name for it, so Herringbone Variation it is. It was inspired by this quilt I found on Pinterest: It seems that this quilt was pieced using rectangles, but it also seems that would be a … More Herringbone variation
This is not a second baby quilt I ever made. It is the second quilt I made cutting a bigger quilt top, into 2 baby quilts (take a look at the first one). I finished a bigger quilt top, set it aside waiting for an appropriate backing fabric to appear, when I realized I need … More Baby Quilt #2
Finished. What can I say? Not too happy. Will probably not use acrylic again. Good learning experience. This was my second project, and the first time I did a wet finish. Which I new nothing about. A little bit of googling, and I decided to was it on gentle, warm in my washing machine. Dry … More baby blanket
As I mentioned, I have a new, old loom sitting in my studio (ha!). This was my first project, using some of the stash yarn I bought for knitting long time ago. Warp was white cotton, which I ran out of while measuring the warp, so I added some green cotton yarn. Then I used … More a few coasters
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