The star blocks are big and really show off the pretty floral prints in the line...
I really wanted to quilt straight lines on the outer pieces of the star block, so I waited several months until I was able to get Bernina's new ruler foot {#72}. It was a good place to practice my straight lines using the ruler and although I have some wiggles, I'm pretty happy with the way the quilting turned out.
I could give you all kinds of tips on ruler quilting on a domestic machine, but my friend Cheryl at Meadow Mist Designs already did a great post with tips. I purchased all the supplies she recommended and followed the guidelines she gave in this post: Five Tips for Successful Domestic Ruler Quilting.
The backing is a simple floral I found at my LQS on a Christmas sale and the binding is a navy Art Gallery stripe I had purchased earlier.
It's a quick and easy pattern! I highly recommend it!
Congrats on your win! Beautiful and great job on the ruler work!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking quilt, love the backing , always good when you get a bargin.
ReplyDeletePerfection from the pattern to the fabric choices to the quilting. The striped binding is the crowning touch. Well done, once again, friend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish! I love your fabric choices and your ruler work looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! This fabric line is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and cool about the ruler work.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! A great pattern to show those lovely fabrics. I love stripey bindings, too.
ReplyDeleteA great impact quilt! I love the size of the blocks to show off the fabric. I have been wanting to try ruler work.
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