It's another Fussy Cut Friday over at Temecula Quilt Company blog. Sheryl is having a year long sew along where we make one 6 pointed star each week.
It's a mystery really because we won't know how these stars will be set together until the end of the sew along.
The stars are 2 inches on a side. My quilt will be scrappy, and I love making these fussy cut stars.
I hope you are finding some time to stitch today.
Thanks for stopping by for a visit!
STUNNING! I'll post it again - You need to be teaching a class.
ReplyDeleteWow, your fussy cut stars are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty, are they from chintz? Did you have this in your stash or buy fabric for this project?
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful -- what patience you have -- not to mention gorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteJan
However you will place them in the final setting will be absolutely amazing! Gorgeous stars and perfect use of the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteYou are a master at pulling gorgeous fussy-cut designs out of your fabrics! These are amazing, LuAnn!!
ReplyDeletefabulous! how many different fabrics are you using?
ReplyDeleteIt's just amazing and wonderful how a little fussy cutting can change the look of fabric. What great results you are achieving!
ReplyDeleteLuAnn, I bow down to your fussy cutting skills! fussy piecing? whatever - it's amazing. Love these
ReplyDeleteYOur stars are simply stunning! I like that pink template you're using, where did you get that or did you make it? I have the one where you can only trace on the outside, but an inside stitching line would be helpful.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! How do you choose your fabrics to create such wonderful compositions? how do you know the picture, flower, star you are going to get in the centre?
ReplyDeleteDo you need special fabric?
I think I can't do such things with the fabric I have
OH MY! Your stars are amazing!!! You definitely have an eye for fabrics that work best for the stars... yes! You should be teaching a class!!!
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful LuAnn........
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting on some fabric that I can fussy cut into.......you have done an amazing job....can't wait to see how they end up !
I always love seeing what you do! It is SEW inspiring!! And I agree - you should be teaching a class!!
ReplyDeletestunning stars! great print placement, these look like little jewels
ReplyDeleteI have a large collection of these, which I've been making with no particular idea in mind, so I will be interested to see how you lay them out.
ReplyDeleteYour stars are gorgeous! I can't wait to see how they all come together in a quilt. Jan from Sew and Soo Farms (5 days x 5 giveaways) sent me over to say hi, and I'm so glad that I did! What an inspiring blog you have!
ReplyDeleteHi LuAnn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment on my blog. I finished four more DJ blocks that I have to blog about. Your DJ is beautiful and so are the rest of your quilts. I have to say, though, as someone who can't even manage to keep one blog up to date, I am in even more AWE of you maintaining FOUR blogs, all with recent postings and terrific content. WOW!!! I tip my hat to you.
Sincerely,
Susan in Texas
Your stars are delightful!! I just adore that first one. What a marvelous scrappy quilt these will make!
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely stunning, I cannot wait to see this quilt top come together. You definitely have a gift for putting those stars together.
ReplyDeleteHi LuAnn!
ReplyDeleteThese stars are beautiful. I esp love the green one. Do you know the name of that fabric? It is hard to find green to fussy cut!
xo jan