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 had an entire afternoon off from the day job, so I planned to spend it working on a new project. No deadlines, not doing housework, no have to do because…; just for the fun of it.
We were in the midst of our first blizzard of the season. A cozy afternoon with a pot of tea and in my favorite space of the house would be heaven on earth.
But when I came home, the power was out.
Sew what! Light the lamps and the woodstove, and all is well!
It was out for twelve hours!
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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