|
Star Power
Challenge Entries |
 |
 |
Entered by: Krista Withers, Seattle, WA
I would use a neutral thread throughout this block. The entire
blocks can be completed with a single stop and start. The
leaves and Continuous Curve would all be done freehand. The only
marking would be an "X" for registration in the middle square. |
Entered by: Krista Withers, Seattle, WA
The border leaves and swirl designs mimic the designs in the
star block. I would turn the quilt to complete the border.
The center block is done freehand with the exception of the circle
which I would make and use a circle template. The half square
triangle blocks would be stitched freehand and could be completed
with only one start/stop. |
|
 |
 |
Entered by: Deb Andrew, Aurora, CO
If the block is made with the background fabric plain, I would
trapunto all the feathers and hearts using a matching lightweight
thread. The star points has a small design without trapunto.
Minimal marking is used, mostly freehand, can used stencils from
Designs with
Lines by Pam Clarke. Inspiration from
Diana
Phillips,
Jamie Wallen and Pam Clarke. |
Entered by: Deb Andrew, Aurora, CO
Minimal marking for the border is required. Center block, mimics
center of star blocks, divided block carries over the accent design
that surrounds the stars. All can be done freehand. Trapunto
half square hearts adding or taking out some of the smaller details.
Could use a stencil for hearts if desired. |
|
|
 |
Entered by: Connie Frick, Buckley, WA
Terry Twist
and Terry Twist with a Twist. |
|
|
 |
Entered by: Le Ann Perez, San Jose, CA
Oh what fun! Swirls and curves! |
|
|
 |
Entered by: Shirley Shirkey
Stars, feathers, swirls and landscape stippling. |
|
|
 |
 |
Entered by: Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
I would use a matching thread for the background and I would not
quilt in the star points. The center star can be quilted with one
start and stop. The outer star is also quilted with one start and
stop. |
Entered by: Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
The feathers in the large blocks and the border are all done free
hand. I would use matching thread in the background and possibly a
slightly contrasting thread in the light side of the large block.
The border is quilted in one continuous line within the workspace.
|
