The last quilt I got quilted when I was at Mom’s was the large scrappy star quilt inspired by Pat Sloan’s Little Wishes pattern.
It was one of my Leader-Ender projects and I’m absolutely thrilled with it!
So much scrappy goodness! I love a good polkadot fabric and the fine white on black dots was perfect for the star points of this one.
I didn’t have enough of it left to do the binding, but this nice little star print was a good stand in. Sadly, this one is not going in the shop, as I intended.
I found a popped seam after I’d quilted it and I can’t repair it so that it’s not noticeable. So, it’s now on the futon, replacing an old, worn-out Walmart quilt that used to be there.
Burton, of course, thinks that just fabulous!
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I absolutely love it!!! One of my all time favorites. Popped seams are so annoying. I saw Angela Walter’s tutorial on how to fix them after the fact and have used it a few times.
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Very cute!!
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Are you sure that LBB didn’t wreck that seam on purr-pose?
He looks smashing with it as a backdrop, and it’s a lovely quilt.
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That is such a beautiful quilt! I love all the scrappy goodness and the way you did your sashing and those smaller stars. Just awesome. It’s a good background for Burton so I guess it was just meant to stay with you.
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So glad you are keeping it, it’s too lovely to let go of! And I love your bench mat! Perfect for the kitc-Hen.
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Such a pretty quilt!
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Even with a fault, this is a beautiful quilt! Glad you will be able to enjoy!
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Yes! Yes! Yes! You’re keeping this beautiful quilt for Burton and his brothers to lay on. Well, you can too of course, but they get first dibs. It’s a stunning quilt in all of it’s scrappy beauty. There is nothing better than a scrappy quilt and it looks as if it were made for your futon.
Blessings,
Betsy
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