

I finally have the Star Quilt out of the washing and drying machines. It wrinkled up nicely!
Check out the back, it looks like a star!

And these are some feathers I made for Mr. Pat's Louisiana Traveling Quilt. His does not have the theme of Louisiana like the other two I was working on. It had the feel of modern masculine and angles. One night I was dreaming that I had feathers from the Anna Marie Horton Feather Bed Quilt.
And it was so!
They will fit nicely on one side or the other. I plan on leaving them off for the moment and sendin a note to the next person in line asking them to include them in their piece down one side or the other as it all fits together.
I really love this quilt.
glen
Lately, I have been thinking of making a large scale feather (from a single fabric--some striped home deco fabric in my stash) and making a (large) duvet cover from it. Your big star is more inspiration for that. I love Mr. Pat's quilt in progress and think your feathers will be a great addition.
ReplyDeleteYes! The feather is perfect for the quilt - I see a southwest modern feel to it all. Cool
ReplyDeleteThe star quilt turned out great! Love the feathers! They will look wonderful in the traveling quilt!
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