Beverly, your Cathedral Stars is beautiful! I'm doing Bonnie's Celtic Solstice mystery quilt this year and am having a great time!

Thanks, Sue. That's exactly what I plan to do with it!! Beverly

Great numbers, Annis!

Beverly, the quilt is lovely! I'd like to snuggle up under that one with a good book!

I was looking at my posts at the beginning of this thread. Boy, did I have big dreams! Those drawers full of PHD's I was going to start quilting this year are all still PHD's except for one. I did finish the binding on 2 small quilts that just needed hand sewn to the back, and have the binding sewn to another 2 larger quilts, ready to hand sew to the back. And I did complete 2 new quilts. Now I'm trying to get my numbers finished for my Block of the Week that has been put on hold most of this year. It will start back up in January. The blocks are now pieced. I just have to photograph them so I can crop the outer seam allowance and try to remember how to add them to my web page. While making these blocks I was thinking about a setting for the alphabet and number blocks. I wanted to keep it simple, but simple doesn't seem to be in my vocabulary. So now I need 8 more blocks, 2 rows of border blocks, and 71 setting blocks which will be strip-pieced using 2 fabrics. After adding additional borders this will make a twin size quilt. It won't be near as fancy as the 2014 BOM but it is as close as I will get to making it since I absolutely cannot add any more projects right now. I think maybe I need to sign up for the January retreat so I can finish this quilt. And now it's time to pack away the fall decor and see what I can do to add a little Christmas to my in town home. All of my decorations are at my country home still in boxes and they are not coming back. I did keep a skinny tree here and I can shop my store for a few decorations. And maybe Hobby Lobby has something on sale to dress up the mantel.

Thanks, Connie. I plan to start them right after Thanksgiving.

Beautiful quilt, Beverly! Good luck with your ambitious quilting schedule!

Thanks, everyone. This one is a mix of soft seashell pinks and aquas (my favorite beach colors), a combination of batiks and cotton prints Edyta Sitar's style. It was so easy - it's just two different blocks. I plan to make more as graduation presents for two nephews about to graduate in June, 2014 in guy colors.

Beverley I love your Cathedral Stars quilt. This one is already on my to-do list. Love your colours.

Very nice Beverly!

I've finished a top and left to have it quilted while we were on vacation - will not be quilted till first of the year....

Barb

Beverly your quilt is beautiful. I have been wanting to do one of Bonnie Hunter's quilts but haven't, now I think I will start pulling fabric to do one.

Louise, it's user error on my part! But I tried again and it's there now.

NanaPie wrote:
Nanapie, For some reason you pictures just had jpeg nos. and picture. I wanted to see your quilt. Now it's there. I don't know how that happened. Poldergiests!

This is Bonnie Hunter's Cathedral Stars pattern. Her classes are great fun if you get the opportunity to attend one.

Yeah, I kinda think I'm not alone in this.