The top is done and is now in the queue waiting to be quilted. This one I’m going to quilt by hand with either a silk or wool batt. I’ve got some quilting ideas for the plain squares that will carry on the star theme of the quilt.
We took advantage of a sunny day on the weekend to take the photo out on the roof garden as it’s difficult to get a good shot indoors of a quilt that’s anything larger than a wall hanging. Twinkling Stars finishes at 57 x 72 inches and was made using shapes from the Inklingo Tumbler collection. This year’s baseball playoffs quilt top is done.
Last year’s baseball playoffs quilt is still waiting to be quilted.
Baxter had a very busy weekend chasing leaves as they flew by the windows and watching squirrels and birds.
Quilt Obsession 
It’s hard work watching all the action outside!!! Baxter should ask Molly all about it.
Love the quilt tops,
Gill
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Those twinkling stars are beautiful!
Bexter is growing so fast! He‘s a real beauty!
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Sorry, I meant to type Baxter!!
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Hello!
Twinkling Stars is very beautiful! so is the last years baseball playoff quilt top! You do such gorgeous work. Baxter is looking very alert….lol…
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It’s so nice to have a full and active life (Baxter)!!!! Plus, the quilts you accomplish during the seasons are amazing too…far more fun (for us) than if you’d chase leaves too! Hugs and happy stitching!
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I love the twinkling stars! Not having quilted with wool batting, i’m curious to know what brand of wool batting you like. I think i’m ready to give something a try other than cotton.
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Your quilts are beautiful Cathi. I cant get over how big Baxter has grown – and how handsome he is!
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is there a pattern available on line for that star pattern, I did a search and couldn’t find it.
Karen
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I am in awe of Baxter. What a beautiful kitty he is turning out to be! Think I must be partial to gray cats. Your dedication to stitching during the series is to be commended. I can’t take my eyes off the screen for fear of missing a super play from our Rangers. Hubby is a Card fan so I have to be careful not to get to excited. lol
Sandi
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Just beautiful! Even better than I imagined it would be! 🙂
I can’t get over that long furry tail attached to that handsome kitty!
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Twinkling Stars is beautiful, and I love the borders you added. What a great piece to show off some quilting in those white spaces.
You can really get a sense in this photo of how big Baxter is getting, and I guess he’s going to keep growing for quite a while. He’s a very handsome boy.
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Your twinkling stars is a beauty. Your a very fast sewer. Love last years baseball quilt too and of course Baxter.
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Twinkling Stars is just beautiful. I’ve really enjoyed following the progress of this quilt. Baxter is starting to look so “grown up”.
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The Twinkling stars turned out beautiful!…I love the border…sets it off just right!!…I look forward to seeing it quilted
Tim
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Hi Cathi! Haven’t been around in a while…just wanted to say HI! Love your finished quilts. Hugs to Baxter!
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This quilt is a real winner. I really love the borders. Great job. And, to Baxter, you get more handsome every day. Some little lady kitty out there somewhere will be keeping her eye on you.
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Beautiful photos of your GORGEOUS quilt! Congratulations Cathi! So neat that you make the baseball quilts. 🙂
That Baxter is growing so…
Seems like just yesterday you were posting last year’s quilt.
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wow Baxter’s tail is huge!
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I wondered about wool batting in a white quilt. I thought it had a yellow cast to it. Just wondering because I’ve never used it.
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The quilt looks beautiful!! I can’t believe that you still have flowers blooming on the roof garden!
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Love twinkling stars and the border looks great!!
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