When you've had a busy week, a small finish feels very satisfying, and that is how I'm feeling today! I took this small bunch of 6 inch wonky stars...
And sewed them up into this 18 x 24 inch quilt!
The red underneath is the backing of Positivity,
which is in the process of being quilted. (Or maybe I should say -
that's what I should have been working on!)
A leftover piece from this quilt provided the backing and binding.
This little quilt would make a good doll quilt! Maybe my Jo doll from Little Women needs a new quilt?
It also works as a tabletopper - maybe I'll call it my Table Scraps project for November?
But I also like it hanging like this, on the door of the storage shelves in my sewing room.
Some of my wonky stars are definitely better looking than others.
Learning the best way to make them was a process, and I improved as I went along. The thing I love the most about this little quilt is the great scraps it contains. Many of my favorite quilts are represented here!
Sharing at SoScrappy for ScrapHappy Saturday and at
Quilting is more fun than Housework for Oh Scrap!
Cheers for those small finishes. You little star quilt is adorable. Yes, they are so satisfying. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet quilt! I really like it hanging on the door to the sewing cabinet. It looks great with the bins of scraps next to it. They go together like bread & butter!
ReplyDeleteThat wall hanging is adorable!! I love it hanging on your sewing room wall! It's fresh and happy!!!
ReplyDeleteOWO it is a sweety mini quilt and I love it, so versatil and beautiful. Well done, Diann!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy little quilt! It is so versatile, and your wonky stars look great. That leftover piece of pretty backing really is perfect for it. I see that Garden Path is still at your house. ;)
ReplyDeleteT found several "perfect backings" at Joann's yesterday and spent more than I intended, but it sure was faster than waiting for online shipping!
Every doll needs a quilt! Yes, sometimes all we need is a small finish to get the juices flowing again. I pulled out an old UFO and a bag of orphan blocks this week and expect to have two new tops by the end of retreat next week.
ReplyDeleteit looks great - I love stars!
ReplyDeleteScrappy quilts are wonderful for stirring memories of old quilts we have made. This one turned out great!
ReplyDeleteItty bitty stars - that is a cute finish!
ReplyDeleteThe little star quilt just brings a smile to my face. So cute!! Stars are my favorite!!
ReplyDeleteIt’s a perfect finish for your wonky stars. I like it no matter where it lives. Done and done! Hope your upcoming weekend is enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty little quilt. Those wonky stars really shine.
ReplyDeleteYou've got to love a multi-purpose mini quilt, Diann!! Each of your little Wonky Stars is so sweet. I think it will be an awesome entry for the November 2021 TABLE SCRAPS Challenge (but it looks great as a wall hanging, too!)
ReplyDeletesew cute! I love wonky stars!
ReplyDeleteThis is one sweet little finish all right, Diann.
ReplyDeleteI like your stash enhancement fabric you bought. I'm sure it will be perfect for one of your projects. Also loved that photo from Mike's camera. Skies are awesome aren't them. I have never seen that little bird. I think it is kind of rare.
This is an awesome finish... I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty backing and binding fabric!
It’s such a happy little quilt! You get five stars (LOL) for a great little finish!!
ReplyDeleteit's a small finish, that's true, but it's really great! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! It looks great as a doll quilt, table topper, OR wallhanging. So versatile! Maybe it needs to rotate jobs every quarter.
ReplyDeleteOh the cuteness! I love it, however you decide to use it!
ReplyDeleteI love star blocks and your little star quilt is adorable. Dolly quilt, table topper, wall hanging, so many possibilities.
ReplyDeleteIt’s gorgeous. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Congrats on the finish and the very nice cross hatch quilting! I have been a little bit afraid of making wonky stars, but you make them look so great. And isn't it amazing how the smallest scrap holds memories?
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the finish! The great thing about little quilts is that they are easy to move around to different places:)
ReplyDeleteSo colorful, Diann! And I love how it looks on the door of your cupboard.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little treasure Diann. I think it needs to hang where you can enjoy it! Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and so finished! That red and white print would have worked as the backing but the multi-print is even better.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little quilt! I think it can be all the things that you staged it for the photos! Now it just needs to be enjoyed!
ReplyDeleteThese wonky stars are the bomb! Wonderful finish!
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