I've been struggling with a setting for this quilt but thanks to the person who posted the pictures of Sisters, OR, ta da!!
Now to figure out borders ...
photos are the first two in my WIP album on webshots, link below.
note: Teri hosts really neat block swaps. If you get the chance, join one of them :-)
Your quilt is beautiful and inspiring!!! Looking forward to my name coming up on Teri's latest swap.
Mary
What a wonderful setting for those great blocks, Anne! :)
Be watching! I happen to know that there is one sitting inside her brain right now, just waiting for the right time to pop out ;-)
)O( Anne > Your quilt is beautiful and inspiring!!! Looking forward to my name
Aren't the blocks spectacular? I can only take personal credit for the batik Twisted Star. We did have a good group this time :-)
)O( Anne > In article ,
Just love the star quilt - and all the others too.
I really must get around to doing a star sampler one day ;-)
Love the shadow effect - and what lovely stars.
-- Sally at the Seaside~~~~~~~
Wow, Anne, awesome! Good job, girl!
Karen, Queen of Squishies
Very pretty, Anne!!
Only one of the stars was made by me, the batik Twisted Star in the upper left corner. The rest came from all over. And the "shadow" idea came from a quilt at the Sisters, OR, show. Isn't it fun, how things sort of meld together in quilting? I imagine our fore mothers taking a bit of an idea from here and another from there ...
)O( Anne > Love the shadow effect - and what lovely stars.
Thanks Karen. And thanks for your "dark star". It actually inspired part of the setting solution (very dark corner to very light corner).
)O( Anne > Wow, Anne, awesome! Good job, girl!
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