Week 29: Seven-Pointed Star for Australia |
I discovered that each star point was a slightly different shape, and ended up making paper templates for each star point, and sewing the inside points together, then appliqueing the star onto the background. Then the middle of the star was slightly off, where all the fabrics came together, and so I did a little blanket stitching with embroidery floss to make it look better. But it's finished, and as they say - "finished is better than perfect". I think it's the last seven pointed star that I will ever make!
I am now caught up on the blocks of the week from Barbara Brackman's blog, until another block is shown tomorrow morning. Here's the link to Barbara's blog to see what the blocks are all about. (go here)
Week 27: Grandmother's Dream: The Houghtons |
Week 28: Ocean Wave: My Friend Erma |
Week 30: Broad Arrow: Prison Garb |
Week 31: Tinted Chain |
Week 32: Mr. Roosevelt's Necktie |
Week 33: Contrary Husband |
Week 34: Coffee Cup |
Love your blocks! And such a pretty quilt from the Rotary Club show. That's one of my favorite spots as well. I didn't go this year, but am stitching lots these days. When I am done with these projects I will need a vacation!
ReplyDeleteMission accomplished on that seven point star! You finished it beautifully! Your BB blocks are gorgeous... delicious fabrics! Broad Arrow is one I've never seen before. Not much sewing for me this past week... I'm blaming my full-time job!
ReplyDeleteAlways beautiful, and so beautifully done. Today I'm going shopping for fabrics for a new baby quilt! Jason and his wife are expecting a new daughter in July! Lucky us!
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ReplyDeleteI've been to Paducah once for the show and had a fantastic time. A really great place for inspiration!! Love your newest blocks.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! Love those colors!
ReplyDeleteEnvy being a sin, I won't confirm that your cheddars make my mouth water :)
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