I finished assembling my Texas Star quilt on Wednesday. I still need to trim up the edges before basting. That will happen as soon as I get some fabric for the backing. Texas Star will be the first quilt to go in the hoop this fall.
Since she is a baby quilt only measuring 46x58 it shouldn't take too long to quilt. The star quilt pictured below will be the next candidate. It would be great if I can get them both quilted before winter ends.
In the meantime, I will continue to work on my hourglass blocks and think about how I will quilt these two quilts. I am really excited thinking about having a finish again, it has been a while.
Since she is a baby quilt only measuring 46x58 it shouldn't take too long to quilt. The star quilt pictured below will be the next candidate. It would be great if I can get them both quilted before winter ends.
In the meantime, I will continue to work on my hourglass blocks and think about how I will quilt these two quilts. I am really excited thinking about having a finish again, it has been a while.
the stars look wonderful- you did have a little break from quilting when you moved to Texas didn't you - you must have needed one!
ReplyDeleteYes, A lot goes on when you move and then Tom retired and that was an adjustment. I seem to be on a roll for now. I spend a lot of time on each quilt so I need to hop to it if I want to finish them in my lifetime.
DeleteGorgeous quilts in your quilting line up! Looking forward to watching your progress.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn, I can't wait for cooler weather so that I can cozy up under these!
DeleteThey both are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy! I have always loved star quilt so I am glad to have these two to finish up
DeleteBoth gorgeous quilts!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your quilts are lovely! I'm looking forward to seeing how you decide to quilt the Texas Star--I need to quilt mine and can't decide what I will do!
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