Today I'm linking up one of my latest quilts to the Blogger's Quilt Festival over at Amy's Creative Side.
Back in March, I was the Queen Bee for Hive #1 over at Stash Bee. I asked all of my bee hive mates to make me a scrappy patriotic paper pieced bordered star. Over 20 bordered star blocks were received and I was able to make two quilts to be donated to Quilts of Valor.
Blogger’s Quilt Festival Stats
Finished quilt measures : 56" x 69"
Special techniques used : paper pieced
Quilted by : Cathy Hughes (QOV - Volunteer Long Arm Quilter)
Best Category : Scrap Quilt, Bee Quilt, Throw Quilt
Thank you for stopping by. Please go on over to the Blogger's Quilt Festival - Fall 2012 and check out all of the beautiful quilts that have been entered.
I love that Star block.... This is a beautiful quilt and I'm sure it will be much loved by its recipient.
ReplyDeleteI love that star block too. It is on my list of things to try. Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous quilt!!
ReplyDeleteThis one is beautiful and for such a good cause.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block for a great cause.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! The stars really sparkle, and the quilting is prefect note to bring every thing together. I'm certain this will be appreciated by the recipient. What a great thing to do! :-)
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Gorgeous, gorgeous block. It looks fantastic in that two colour scrappy palette.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Cindy - perhaps I need me an American quilt!
ReplyDeleteI requested star blocks for August in my FQR bee and several of us made this block. Not everyone liked the paper piecing but I love the accuracy. Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I just love how crisp those paper pieced blocks look.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Cindy, that quilt is spectacular! I had to show it to my husband because he grew up in the military and is crazy patriotic. Fantastic work by you and your bee's!
ReplyDeletegorgeous quilt - i love that paper pieced star. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove the double star!!! Amazing use of colors too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love that it is scrappy, but everything ties together so beautifully. And it went to such a great cause. Totally awesome!
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