Star by star, the Royal star quilt is coming together. Here are two more for the pile.
There’s no rush to complete this quilt, though I would like to get it out of the box, if only to start something new. I figure if I do two blocks a week (I think there are four left), I can finish this one by the end of March. That is soon enough.
I’ve finally decided on a layout.
Just sashing and cornerstones. But there will be a twist. You’re going to love it when you see it! It’s stellar!
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That would make a good Christmas quilt.
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Can’t wait!
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Those colors are sooo rich! It will be a stunner for sure.
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I agree with Dee – would make a great Christmas quilt! Very pretty.
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I love stars; my next tat will have a crescent moon, stars, and a kitty!
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Those blocks are just beautiful and I look forward to seeing what your creative mind comes up with for the sashing.
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Excellent start on this star quilt-love the colors you’re using!
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Beautiful! You are so good at half square triangles! This is going to be a fabulous quilt.
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