It's growing! Got the border for February done today (although I still need to make the sawtooth stars for the final border). After March, won't see much except blocks, blocks and more blocks, 6" blocks and 4" sawtooth stars. I am going to try a new to me method for Flying Geese for the Sawtooth stars. You'll see the results soon! How I wish I had more of a few of these fabrics, but this quilt is going to be made with what I currently have, and believe me, I have enough for this quilt. But I do love the paisley I used for the center star, and would like to use it as a floating border in the next round, if I have enough. Hope so!
Showing posts with label Stars for a New Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stars for a New Day. Show all posts
Saturday, February 12, 2011
February border done - Stars for a New Day
It's growing! Got the border for February done today (although I still need to make the sawtooth stars for the final border). After March, won't see much except blocks, blocks and more blocks, 6" blocks and 4" sawtooth stars. I am going to try a new to me method for Flying Geese for the Sawtooth stars. You'll see the results soon! How I wish I had more of a few of these fabrics, but this quilt is going to be made with what I currently have, and believe me, I have enough for this quilt. But I do love the paisley I used for the center star, and would like to use it as a floating border in the next round, if I have enough. Hope so!
Monday, January 17, 2011
Stars for a New Day begun
In 2009, The Quilt Show had a block of the month that I loved, Stars for a New Day, designed by Sue Garmon. I gathered fabric for it (initially from stash, but supplemented), but had too much on my plate to actually start it. But I saved the patterns for it and looked at what other people were doing, and now I am actually starting it!

Mine will be blue and white. The setting triangles were my starting point for fabric color. This is my first feathered star, and I must say that Sue Garmon's instructions made it pretty easy, relatively speaking

Mine will be blue and white. The setting triangles were my starting point for fabric color. This is my first feathered star, and I must say that Sue Garmon's instructions made it pretty easy, relatively speaking
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