Big Stitch quilting on my Antique Rose Star quilt:
Making a miniature Churn Dash quilt:
Block size 1.25". Quilt is about 8" square |
I recently taught a Lone Star class by special request and this was the project I used for my "step outs" in class:
The center of the star is about 18" and the piece is about 22" square. I'll hand quilt it when the Antique Rose Star is finished. I found a bundle of 5 fat quarters when I searched my closet for things to sell at our guild yard sale later this week--they were perfect for this project. The outer border is the size it is because that is ALL that was left of that fat quarter.
Here are a few shots from class:
Janie adding a corner square |
JoAnne making the points match |
Mary cutting quickly with her strip cutter mat |
Sharon completed her block. The book is All-Star Quilts by Helen Young |
Another class project, this one hand pieced |
Lois wanted to learn the Antique Rose Star so I taught her privately as the others sewed on their Lone Stars |
This week I am determined to get all 50 of my kits made for Make It University at Quilt!Knit!Stitch! in Portland next month. More than half way there so I'll make it.
Let's quilt!
Barbara
LOVE your little churn dash quilt. Cheddar and churn dash blocks in the same quilt. Be still my heart--two of my favorite things. : )
ReplyDeleteYour churn dash is adorable and so tiny! That looks like a fun class and a difficult block.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors/fabrics in your Antique Rose quilt. The mini Churn Dash is uber adorable. Points? What points? Perfect as is!
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