This is the Lap size Family Pride quilt that I made at the same time as the small wall hanging. It too was finished and sandwiched about 3 years ago when my daughter was serving in Afghanistan. I had spray basted it with June Taylor spray baste. I had to respray the corners of just the back with the 505 that I now use.
The center star is a little loose, and I forgot to remove the chalk lines that I had drawn on there, sorry, I must remember to take care of that before it gets hung in our "quilt show" on Saturday

oh my that is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing. hand Stitch? I have to admit..I do not like to hand stitch..and all those little stars.. whoaaaa.
great job..what quilt show is it?

I'm sorry if I mislead, it was stitched on the machine, I just did not have a pattern, or stencil or anything to work with. I kinda just drew on a piece of paper a thought and then just went at it. Unfortunately if you look really close, there are a couple of 4-pointed stars and a few that got the points crossed over etc. But I figure if someone has to look that close to find mistakes, it's their problem. You can't see my "goofs" unless you really look. The little red stars are a stitch on my machine.
I figure if I had time to hand quilt, I should finish up some of the cross stitch I have.

Our church has a luncheon for mothers day and we collect quilts from church attenders to hang all over the auditorium and then over in the worship center on Mother's day.

Gayle--I love this quilt!! What a great idea. It is going to be so pretty hanging in your church on mother's day.

All those little stars amaze me. Great job.

Great job!

Turned out great. thanks for sharing.

All those stitches, great work, I love it

I really like it!! Love those "little" stars!

What a pretty quilt - Looks fantastic.