I really can’t pick a favourite from these two – I love the effects I got with fussy cutting/printing all of these wild floral kaleidoscope stars.

But of this pair I definitely have a favourite – the one on the left. When I was sewing that star together, I knew it was going to be one of my top favourites.

Pair 3 in this final group has two stars that I love. It’s so hard to believe all these different wild floral kaleidoscope stars came from the same fabric.

Of this pair, the star on the left is definitely my favourite but I really like the effect in the centre of the star on the right. Oh, it’s hopeless – I just really like all of them.

The final pair. And it’s impossible to choose a favourite again.

And here’s the pile of finished wild floral kaleidoscope stars.

[Edited to add this picture] That all came from this fabric.

Remember when this box was so overflowing I could barely put the lid on it?

Now it’s empty and atop the mountain of 80 wild floral kaleidoscope stars! I have, I think, the perfect setting for them figured out. I may have the perfect fabric for the connecting shapes. I’m not sure yet, as I will have to audition a few of the stars against it. If I’m right and it works, then I may get those connecting shapes printed this weekend.

There’s also this stack of diamonds printed on the same wild floral fabric that will be used in the setting of the wild floral kaleidoscope stars. I am getting excited about getting this one put together.

And that box won’t stay empty for long. It may get filled up with diamonds printed on the pottery fabric, perhaps even this weekend.

“A Little Snow at the Cottage.”

It was a rather chilly day yesterday. Baxter was cozy in his kitty bed.