Feathered Star Again

Another one done and three more to go. If I can buckle down and concentrate on stitching the three remaining blocks, I think I could have the centre of the quilt done within 9 to 10 days. Whether I can do that remains to be seen, but I’m going to try. Once the centre sunflower is done, it seems like the block is almost halfway done so today I shall try to get at least two of those centres done.

I love how easy it is to press this block. I graded the seams for two reasons. There are a lot of pieces in each block, so it really helps cut down on the weight and will make the quilt drape nicely. Secondly, I definitely don’t want the red shadowing through.

Yesterday afternoon the fog rolled in and the view out our window was quite eerie. I love how quiet it seems when there’s a thick fog.

Mr. Q.O. captioned this one “That’s the biggest bag of catnip I has ever seen!” Made me laugh the second I saw the picture.

11 thoughts on “Feathered Star Again

  1. I know you have the capability to get those last two done….but I also know how you get sidetracked and start working on other projects! Good luck! 🙂
    Baxter is so funny!

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  2. I too have pulled my Feathered Star out to try and complete sooner rather than later!
    I think I might need to print one more set of pieces to finish the fourth star.
    Thanks for all your inspiring ideas and beautiful work!

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  3. I love that block! Trees in the mist is wonderfully atmospheric, isn’t it? You could be way out in the country with not a building in sight. Yep, Baxter has been on the happy this morning!

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  4. Simply Breathtakingly beautiful. Your work amazes me still.
    That photo is so wonderful and reminds me of the work of…. I can’t remember his name… it will come to me. In the 80’s, I use to love his work! I had many framed prints. All i can think is Robert Frost and of course that is not it! Lol But, I can’t think of it… I will! Captured the moment perfectly!
    HA!~ Happy Birthday Baxter! lol

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