Stacey

These could easily be used for most any quilt. You are a real sweetheart for sharing this. Thank you!!

quilting librarian

Welcome from Ojai, California! Wow! What a wonderful bunch of quilting designs - I will be bookmarking this and hoping I can figure out how to use some of these designs! Thank you for sharing.

coachmatthewsvhs

thanks for the patterns...... if you scroll, up and down, up and down, really quickly while looking at the butterfly pattern....... they fly!!!! Go ahead, scroll up and try it...... I know you're going to do it!!!

isnthatodd

Thank you. I have this bookmarked.

littlharley

thank you for sharing with us

spartan quilter

Thank you so very much. I have to top done, but have just been hesitant about finishing it, because I could not figure out a quilting pattern. I do my own quilting on my Bernina, and so am limited to simple patterns. I just do not get the hang of FMQ, and I know it takes practice, but I am too impatient for all that practice.

A lot of very good ideas, and I know that I will use one of them.

Thanks again.

pontiac46750

Thank you so much. I really like the patterns. I have a heck of a time trying to figure out what patterns to use on my one block quilts.
Quilty Hugs,
Ann in Indiana

catmcclure

When you're sewing any star block, it really, really helps to sew two sections together, press the seam open, and then trim the points off. If you do this, you don't have the really thick joint to sew over/under/around. On a six-piece star, you need to sew two pieces together, press the seam open, then sew the third piece on and press open that seam -- then trim the points. You will end up with a really nice hexagon without the lumpy center.

It's a lot more work, but your long-arm quilter will appreciate it and, if you handquilt, it will make your job easier.

Ann912

WOW!

amma

You are so sweet and kind to share your beautiful designs with us!
Thank you very much! Welcome to the board :D:D:D