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May 15, 2020
Lots Of Pockets from Quilt Art by Olena Pugachova

Another look back at the projects not featured on the blog yet - this was a first birthday present for my niece:


I rarely buy panels, but this one had bright colours, cute animals and lovely florals - everything I love, so I thought it would be great for one on my baby nieces. As they both had been supplied with baby quilts already, I decided to make a panel of pockets that can go on the side of the baby cot, rails at the the top of the stairs of on the wall somewhere.


I was sensible enough to buy a ...

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April 3, 2020
Tips and Tutorials Tuesday - 3D Aloe Plant Appliqué from Quilt Art by Olena Pugachova

Yvonne at Quilting Jetgirl used to run a special linkup called Tips and Tutorials Tuesday, which is still a great collection of useful resources on her blog, so if I'm going to publish a tutorial, why not do it on a Tuesday?

 

My Funky Succulents quilt is, essentially, a reimagined Succulents Sampler just to show a different possible layout for the 3D appliqué. I made it before teaching a workshop on this technique, but in it I decided to replace the snake plant with the aloe for a change. So, the aloe was not covered in the workshop and ...

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January 31, 2020
Funky Succulents from Quilt Art by Olena Pugachova

I finished this piece some time ago with the then-upcoming 3D workshop in mind, now the workshop is finished (and a great day all in all!) it's about time to publish it.


It is really a variation of the Succulents Sampler, with most of the plants the same, but just a different idea for layout, giving each little character more space to shine (and a brighter pot).

The Cactus:


The Echeveria:


The Aloe:


And the Fern:


As the aim here was not to use a different technique for each, the aloe is made in the same way as the ...

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October 12, 2019
Enchanted from Quilt Art by Olena Pugachova

Catching up after a very long break, a few quick posts about the few little quilts I have managed to make in this period.


This is a variation on the poppies workshop sample at a larger scale - the flowers are made with tulle (netting), which is pre-gathered and partially stitched to the background. The background fabric is not quite as great as the one in the small sample, but it still works. I used a variety of colours for the poppies to add more interest, and added some 3D petals to make it more lively.



I really love poppies, but ...

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