Week 30: Floral trailing vines (one of my favorites!)
Week 31: Toiles (another of my favorites)
Week 32: Faded synthetic dyes. Not one of my favorites, but I think I captured the faded green that is so prevalent late 19th century and early 20th century quilts. I really went crazy with the "think like the 18th century quilter" here.
I am formulating a plan for these little babies, but nothing has materialized yet. Stay tuned. Can't wait to see what others will do. Gladi Porche has made a wonderful little quilt with some of her stars. I just love her colors. And Cynthia (Wabi-Sabi quilts) is planning two different layouts for hers. Check them out and have a great day.
Your floral trailing vines is a beautiful block. I start with great enthusiasm and by the end hope I can finish
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ReplyDeleteLovely stars. You always find great fabrics. Thanks for the links to other bloggers who are making stars. It's always nice to see what other Quilter's are pondering.
ReplyDeleteWendy - thanks for the mention;). Your stars are all fabulous but the toile is a knockout.
ReplyDeleteI definitively love your stars !! Come back home from holidays, I have 4 to make ...oups !
ReplyDeleteI wish you a nice day Wendy !
Hugs !
Super stars! In more ways than one!!
ReplyDeleteI love your newest star blocks. And, I think you are ahead of me in the quilting and blogging departments this summer. :) We'll get back into rhythm soon, I'm sure. Happy Stitching!
ReplyDeleteI love the toile one! Now I have to go pull all of mine and make a star with each! If I can just keep from buying more toiles.....
ReplyDeleteMarvelous blocks and I love the trailing floral vines the best!
ReplyDeleteI love your pieced fabric block! good reproduction of an antique "make do" block. Love that toile block too.
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