Remember the quick and easy project that I began when the power was out (click here)?
I found a free pattern online called Sugar Town.
I am not a sweet pink, baby blue girlie type of gal, but I have a little girl in mind who I think will love this quilt.
I have had fun taking time out to sew this up.
I changed the original pattern just a bit. I added setting triangles and corners to my version.
The quilt top is as big as the garage door. Ha, ha!
I began my Hunter’s Star project in September, 2013. I got as far as the borders, and stalled out.
Then it became my UFO Goal for May 2017. I got the top pin-basted into a quilt sandwich and began quilting.
I am so happy to be able to announce that my Hunter’s Star version is finished!
Woohoo!
For my Hunter’s Star project, I used the Inklingo Hunter’s Star 9 Inch collection from Linda Franz at her Inklingo website.
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In a previous post, I shared some quilt design options with the Sister’s Choice block, using straight set layouts.
I think it is fun to play with on point layouts as well.
You never know; you might prefer a design on point.
So here is a layout with the Sister’s Choice block and sashing:
The same layout, but a different colorway, and some plain blocks added:
The next few layouts show the Sister’s Choice blocks where some have lines deleted, and some have lines added, to create alternate blocks to play with.
For the lover of quilting designs, it is always nice to have open, or negative, spaces to fill.
For the fun of it, see what happens when you play with the background:
I am sure you can come up with many more ideas; especially when you also play with color/value and border combinations!
