The blocks on the right are from the monthly scrap club at Intown Quilters in Decatur, GA. The upper star has been pieced together with the background. I had some trouble getting the seams to line up at the center, but otherwise it looks good. I love the bright blue ring around the center.
Julie
Great work on both projects! I'm envious!
ReplyDeleteI love the borer for your storm at sea, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your Storm at Sea top.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I love the way that inner blue ring highlights your string stars. And the border on your Storm at Sea is just amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great (you could send the Storm to me when it is done). I have found that I push myself to keep up with some of the more productive people I read online and I need to stop that and move at my own pace, or maybe just a little faster. ;-)
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderful projects. I love the way your string star is looking.
ReplyDeleteI think I've already said how much I like your Storm at Sea, but the new scrap work it terrific, too. I've only been to Intown once or twice, but it made a BIG impression on me, I must get back there.
ReplyDeleteStorm at Sea is amazing. That quilt will be an eye catcher. Your string star blocks are great. Each will have a different ring, do you think??
ReplyDeleteI have said it before and I will say it again, that storm at sea is awesome! I am loving the border. I like the scrap blocks too... Are those cut from string sets? I wish I lived closer to Intown, it is such a fun shop. I can't complain over here in Marietta being near Tiny Stiches and Little Quilts, both more traditional in feel. We used to have Red Hen too but they have disappeared. I can't wait to see the Storm top finished.
ReplyDeleteLove the storm at sea quilt. Lots of seams to line up on that star!
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