This is what Miss Hank would not let me show you. She finally moved off the tray! :o) Stars, stars and more stars. I'm doing these by the English Paper Piecing method and it is working like a charm for me. My scrap bins got raided to make these stars. Bonus.
This is the layout for this hanging. I love that striped blue fabric for my sashings. It came from a thrift store shirt and has some poly in it. It works for me in this hanging.
I have a lunch date today ...... it is my birthday and DH is taking me to lunch. :o)
Have a great day!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, and hope you have a blessed day.. LOL
ReplyDeleteWell happy birthday, friend! I have to say I can see why Miss Hank was being so stingy. I'd want to hold out on the unveiling, too! This is a really unrivalled bit of work here, Rose Marie. Unrivalled!
ReplyDeleteYour stars are just gorgeous! I LOVE that you are "recycling" old shirts. My friends make fun of me because I save my hubby's and sons' old boxers -- they're 100% cotton, and the legs split out on 'em -- but they are perfectly wonderful plaids for a quilt! LOL (and YES they are WASHED! LOL)
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday (your husband sounds like a keeper! :-D)
Blessings,
Mary Lou
I noticed you use a blue crayola marker to mark your quilting line. Does that come out of fabric and if so, how do you remove it?? I keep buying the fabric pens but they dry out so fast.
ReplyDeleteA very Happy Birthday. Yay for cotton polyester. If it works, why not use it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Rose Marie! Hope you have a wonderful day. Enjoy your lunch! I love your stars!
ReplyDeletehappy Happy Birthday -
ReplyDeletemany returns on the day :)
I love your star in a circle block. Looks like a lot of prep, but they sure come out nice
A big Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteI am quite enamored with your stars. They turn out really well with the English piecing method.
Happy Birthday. Love your stars!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday!! Have a good one!!
ReplyDeleteYour little stars are adorable!!
Paulette
Happy Birthday! Today is my youngest daughter's 25th birthday - y'all must be about the same age?
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to you!
ReplyDeleteHope it is a good one.
Love those stars.
That is a wonderful project. You will enjoy it for many years to come.
ReplyDeleteOh and Happy Birthday. It was my son's Birthday also.
wish you a wonderful birthday!!!
ReplyDeletemuch greetings
elfriede
Happy Birthday! I hope you had a wonderful lunch with your husband. Your stars are terrific.
ReplyDeleteIt's evening now, so you would be home again - hope you had a great lunch and a wonderful birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy, Happy Birthday - I hope you had a wonderful day. :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reveal. :-)
Happy Birthday Rose Marie!! Hope lunch was great!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday. Hope you had a great day and a lovely dinner. The stars are wonderful too.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday. Hope you had a great day ..love the stars!
ReplyDeleteNice job on the hand piecing. Isn't it a great feeling to be able to complete UFO's? Hope you have a wonderful birthday!
ReplyDeleteI really like those 5-pointed stars...and your piecing looks so beautiful and accurate...I'm drooling! I'm such a blue/green person that your colors are really speaking to me.
ReplyDeleteA belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I hope it was happy!
In stitches,
Teresa :o)
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteI tried to set up a computer template similar to your stars above, but I found I had to shrink down the middle pentagon to get all the pieces to line up properly.
did you find you had to do the same thing? or did you use a template from a book? just curious...cause I have a feeling I suck at math.
Belated Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeletei love your stars & the colours. i too re-purpose thrift store finds & am glad i'm not the only one. have a great birthday.
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