I sorted my scraps from the cherry quilt into red and green, so I see a Christmas quilt somewhere in my future.
Thanks for the tutorial, Belinda! She has been making these cute little stars for a while out of really bright fabrics and promised a tutorial on them a while back, so I have been waiting for it.
This freestyle sort of sewing is something I have not done and would like to explore. Jacquie has started Project Improv and we are going to encourage each other to quit outside the lines and make a couple charity quilts along the way. I think I will make a block for that now while I'm feeling so inspired! Thanks, guys!
....twirling...twirling.....doing the happy dance...clapping hands....!!
ReplyDeleteYour little star is FAB!!! You just go get down with your bad self!!!
They are great! Smaller blocks are definitely harder to work with. It requires much more precision.
ReplyDeletejust found your blog (through jacquie's improv) and i LOVE your cherries quilt. so cute! and this looks like its going to be a great christmas quilt. can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteI was going to try my hand at these stars this weekend too! They're so cute in her header.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job! Someone once told me, whenever you make a sample block, make it with Christmas fabrics, so eventually you can put together a Christmas quilt.