I spent Saturday machine quilting it and putting on the binding. Perfect for the 4th!
A detail.
My Fancy Machine Ground stars from last week.
A Sarah Johnson print from the Shelburne Museum collection. One of my favorites.
You can see another colorway of this print in Becky Brown's star on Barbara Brackman's blog here.
I never knew what to do with this fabric until now. It has a striped fancy machine ground :)
From the Ann Robinson collection, Shelburne Museum.
There were quite a few pink frilly-edged mushrooms in our yard this week. They look like flowers. Aren't they pretty?
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Copyright 2015, Barbara Schaffer
Your Bow Ties looks great all finished up! And you have some beautiful fabrics for the stars. I'm playing catch-up on my stars today.
ReplyDeleteI really love your quilt for the 4th of July !! The back is cute.... It's a big day for the americans and you're ready !
ReplyDeleteLove your stars too...you're very talented to choose the perfect fabric !
The mushrooms are like flowers ! But not the same fragrance LOL !
Have a lovely day !
Hugs !
What a wonderful find made ready for the 4th. Well done. Loving your star blocks. They will make a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful find made ready for the 4th. Well done. Loving your star blocks. They will make a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe original quilter would probably be very happy with your finish of her little quilt. You rescued it and gave it new life.
ReplyDeletewhat a great little quilt! I love little tumblers.
ReplyDeleteyour stars are great. I'm still behind! hopefully this week.