AccuQuilt Blazing Stars Quilt
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.The wind was blowing and it was freezing but I went outside to get a few pictures. I didn’t go down by the river as I was afraid my quilt might end up in the middle of the river and there would be no way I would go out on the ice.
I think the quilting shows up a little better outside on my Blazing Stars quilt that I made using the AccuQuilt Blazing Star die.
I had fun doing a feather in the green parts of the stars. I didn’t mark the top so my feathers are a little wobbly in some places…well maybe quite a few places. They have a very natural look.
I used a batik on the back and Warm & Natural for the batting. All of the fabrics on the front are batiks too.
The border isn’t the same batik that I used in the stars, this is another piece that I happened to have enough for the sashing and binding. I put a fold on two of the corner so this can be hung.
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The quilt is about 29 inches square and I made it pretty much the way it looked on the AccuQuilt Blazing Star die package so it will be called……Blazing Stars.
I guess this is my first quilt finish for 2014!
I really like the way the back looks!
I thought this was a neat picture with the sun shining on part of the quilt so you could see the quilting on it.
It is supposed to warm up just a little today so we might go meet some friends for lunch and I hope I can run in town and get some fabric for the back of Celtic Solstice before the bad weather hits on Monday.
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Your quilt turned out beautiful. It looks so pretty laying on the snow.
You're so right Connie, quilting makes all the difference. Hope you can stay warm during this cold snap. It's unbelievably warm here in Nor. Cal and we're worried about it. No rain and no snow means we have a drought and no water when spring and summer come around.
Quilting is neat. In mid Indiana we got a skiff of snow over night and more expected today. The cold is on the way. I love seeing the back as you can usually see the quilting. Congrats on 2014 finish.
Wow Connie,
That is one gorgeous quilt! I love how you quilted it. The colours are so peaceful.
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Already finished!! Wow…..how many hours a day do you sew. Your Blazing Stars and the quiltiing are wonderful.
Wow! Blazing Star is gorgeous! Love it! Congrats on the finish!
It's stunning, Connie, beautifully quilted – love it 🙂
Your Blazing Stars quilt really turned out beautiful. I just love your quilting. The back is almost as pretty as the front! It's a wonderful way to start the new year! Stay warm!
Great Finish, Connie. I am hoping for an Accuquilt cutter one of these days. I have a birthday coming up, better get busy with the HINTS! LOL
I made this quilt using the Accuquilt dies too, but I excluded the sashing and made 9 blocks for a baby quilt. I do have to say that my quilting is nothing like as spectacular as yours!!!! Beautiful!
This looks fantastic. I am new to quilting and hope someday I can quilt as good as you do. Love the batiks you chose. Love your work!
This looks fantastic. I am new to quilting and hope someday I can quilt as good as you do. Love the batiks you chose. Love your work!
Connie I just love your little quilt! Laying on the snow there, it reminds me of evergreens and pine cones!
Congratulations on your first NewYear finish – and quite stunning, too!
You amaze me! When you say you love batiks, I believe you. Apparently they love you in return, cause you sure do make them shine in all your gorgeous projects! Your quilting on this one is incredible, too!
It looks really great! I still haven't made it to the studio to work on anything this year. I did get 10 churn dash blocks pieced at the Charity group Thursday.
This is gorgeous! The quilting is beautiful. Job well done.
This is gorgeous!
Looks fantastic. I love your color choice and really appreciate your feathers as I am fighting to make good ones myself.
What great quilting, it sure makes it look different. You have done a fantastic job wish my wobbly sections turned out so well. Like you Celtic quilt also. Hope your weather isn't going to be as bad as they are calling for but with it that cold you can get a lot of sewing done by staying indoors. We are in the south and it is pretty cold down here as well.
You really know how to work with batiks Connie! This is simply beautiful as usual! Stay safe with the impending weather!
Lovely work
Stunning, and the quilting is fabulous. Yea for finish number one!
You have done a great quilt with amazing quilting. I have heard about the icy and cold weather coming to you over there. Here in southern Sweden the weather is like spring. We haven´t yet seen any snow this winter and it is very unusual.
Have a great weekend
Hugs from Malmö, Sweden
Great job, Connie. I had to chuckle at your "wobbly" remark. Don't we just call that "organic"? 😀
It is 12 degrees here this morning. We aren't used to that!! Even the dog didn't want to stay out but I think it's because he gets ice balls in his foot pads.
Oh this looks wonderful Connie 🙂
Beautiful quilt! I love your quilting on it!
It looks gorgeous, Connie. I love the quilting you did on it too. The colors are wonderful – especially against the snowy background. Stay warm and safe.
Just stunning. I really like that block.
Hi Connie! Your quilting year has started great! Just in the First days already one finish and so beautiful! Lovely photos, too! x Teje