Here's my little supply of "star parts" ready to go. This should be plenty to see me through to the end of the month. I'm not sure I'll be able to stop making blue stars when Angela at Scrap Happy changes the colour for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge for February. I love seeing all the blue goodness everyone has been sewing on weekly linkup, here.
My Garden House quilt saw some needle time today too and I added three of these blocks. I photographed all of them because I wanted to see the effects of the different fabric combinations. I need 17 of these for the quilt. They seem to take forever to make! My favourite is the one with the red stripes.
Your BLUE Wonky Stars look GREAT!! Either set straight or on point, they are PERFECT(ly wonky!)
ReplyDeleteSet on point does give those Wonky Stars a whole new look, doesn't it? Maybe you will have to make two quilts!
ReplyDeleteI love your wonky stars, and I agree with Cathy! the on point setting really gives them a neat look!
ReplyDeleteI like the on point look, but I usually prefer on point settings anyway, so take my opinion with a grain of salt!
ReplyDeleteWonky Stars are always fun! I don't usually like them on point, but yours have nice, long "arms" and I think that changes how they look on point - go for it!
ReplyDeletecute blue stars. yes, on point makes them look much more wonky- funny... I like them that way, though...
ReplyDeleteYour stars look great on point, it is all about the look you are going for. They do seem spikier that way.
ReplyDeleteYour wonky stars are great -- looks like there will be more (based on the prepared parts).
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