It contains strings
It was created using Gwen's liberated star techniques.
The cheddar border bleeds into the corner blocks for a unique look, and that is a result of "using what you have".
It's hand quilted and has feathers in the solid red areas.
The outside print gave me a grid for the border hand quilting.
It's red and cheddar and we all know "cheddar makes it better".
I hope you get out for some activity and fresh air this weekend.
Sharon
6 comments:
I love it Sharon!
It was great talking to you the other day! I've contacted jody.
Your quilt is so beautiful and I definitely see Gwen's influence! I love it! It makes me smile!
And those 3 plaids so close together? Gwen would smile and say that's true random! (And yes, no matter how hard I try, I end up with something like that too.)
I hope you're doing well. We're in for a fantastic weekend! Warm and sunny- Yay!
It is a wonderful combination of techniques and elements to make a traditional (yet liberated) quilt. And the color combination can't be beat! :)
Love the red and cheddar fabrics, Sharon! The center star is really cute with such a great variety of fabric strips!
Your quilt just shouts out excitement, energy, boldness. Love everything about it!
I never had a chance to take a class from Gwen Marsten. I envy you that. Your string star is wonderful!
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