I’ve got my first finish of 2013! It’s a itty-bitty wonky star quilt!
I used some fabrics from the Denyse Schmidt Chicopee line, along with a few from my stash.
I don’t think I’ll tire of making wonky stars. I love the way the stars intersect to form a kind of kaleidoscope.
If you’re in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area and interested in learning how to make a mini like this, I’ll be teaching a class at Spoonflower in March. Check it out here. Registration opens on February 3!
Happy sewing!
Linking up to Finish It Up Friday!
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This is beautiful, Nicole! Love the colors and swirls. And how fun to be teaching at Spoonflower!!
I like the stars and the colours you used. One of my daughters lives in Raleigh. I visited her last year in March, but now I am waiting for her to come to Greece and visit us. Next time I'm in America, I'll look into classes. I would love to be able to follow a few.
Beautiful! Very cool that you're teaching at Spoonflower – congratulations – have fun!!
Really nice, Nicole! And oh how I wish I could pop on over to your class! 😉
Love it! Very pretty! Happy Teaching!
Have a super great sewing, stitching, and teaching day!
Nice to "see" you Nicole! Your mini is adorable.
Nicole,
Love it and how did you make the wonky stars quilt? do you have instructions for this design somewhere you can share with me? Thanks Nicole.
I love the design and the fabrics. I would love to take a class but live much too farr away. Have a great weekend.
I love the wonkiness. I can see using this for my "Project Linus" quilts.
I love wonky! Pretty colours in this one, Nicole!
How's the long arm practice coming?
It's a stunning mini Nicole – and I too would love to go to one of your classes. How exciting!
Very cool colour scheme! Great job!
Love Chicopee, love the wonky stars & love the quilting! Are you still having lots of fun on your long arm machine too? Love seeing your makes x
It's gorgeous! And I love the quilting!
Cool wee mini!
You do such beautiful work. I always love visiting your blog! :o)
I really like your quilting on this! How exciting to be teaching! Too bad I am so far away.
I just love the colours you have used in your wonky stars. I have been sitting here for ages looking at all of your fantastic quilts on your blog.
Lovely! I really like the texture and the colors you chose. Really pretty!
Beautiful quilt. I wish I lived closer too… Would love to learn how to make these stars. Great color choices. K-
This is adorable! My brother-in-law & his wife live in Durham — now I have another excuse to go visit them someday soon!
Really lovely Nicole – and how exciting to be teaching!
I too love making wonky stars and this little quilt is so fun. Enjoy teaching your class!
Cute quilt!
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