Dancing Stars 60" x 77" |
This wonderful pattern is a free download from Amy's Creative Side. The blocks were made as part of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge in 2013. Every month we were assigned a different color, and I made 10-12 blocks in each color.
Here is the back for the quilt, which used to be a big, full gathered skirt with two ruffles around the bottom. I took the whole skirt apart and ended up with batik panels that measured about 40" square, plus two long strips that are around 9" x 5-6 yards. I had to work around a couple of rips in the fabric, but otherwise it worked up beautifully for the back of this quilt.
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Julie in GA
Holy wow! Your dancing stars quilt top is . . . well, absolutely magnificent!! They truly do look like they are dancing!! The back is to die for!!
ReplyDeleteYour backing is so much fun, but not nearly as fun as the front! I love this quilt top!! It just makes me smile and want to do the happy dance. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the placement of the stars in your quilt. Very happy looking!
ReplyDeleteFantastic quilt, front and back. I love how you repurposed the fabric for the back.
ReplyDeleteThat's a crazy pattern, just amazing. And I love the skirted back!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the skirt as the backing. I'm not sure I would have thought of that, even though I have three full skirts that definitely would be big enough if I pieced them as you have done. Love the patchy stars, too!
ReplyDeleteThe backing is perfect for your dancing with the stars. This is a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great quilt. I love the idea of re-purposing fabric for the back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! I love how the stars have so much life and movement.
ReplyDeleteDancing Stars turned out beautifully!
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