here's mine. I hope I can find enough nautical fabric to carry this theme through the whole quilt
David

P.S. I'm looking around the house for something to keep the blocks and instruction in...any suggestions?
Thank you!
David

sheet protectors, manilla envelope, notebook (if you have a hole punch), gallon size zip lock bag

Here is my first Friendship Star. I will make another for the BOM. One can't have too many friends.

I came up one short in a birthday quilt. This was my 'fix.'

Ok here is my friendship star.

Oh they are all looking so pretty!! Here is my block. I wanted to do black and a silvery but had not silver in my stash. I like it though. Very easy to do. (Secretly: I am glad it wasn't paper piecing! :) )

Very nice - I like your colors. Now to get started on mine.

They are all soooooo pretty. David I love your nautical theme. If you have a pizza parlor close to you, they might sell you a pizza box for a small price (they're the perfect size to keep blocks in. I have plastic containers that I bought at Costco (I think it was a package of four) that I keep the fabric and completed blocks in for projects I am doing. You can also buy at the sporting goods store some square plastic containers that work well (this was a tip from my SIL - I actually spent a small fortune for the same thing at Joann's). It's really nice to have your fabric and completed blocks together when you're working on a project.

Great job all on the completed blocks. This was such an easy block it's going to seem like a long month til the next one is posted (that is unless you're doing the house BOM also - that will keep you busy in between stars).

I love all the stars! Great job everyone! It will be a couple of days before my fabric comes in and I can do mine, but I guess I have all month... ;-)

For future blocks you can use a clean pizza box. I use them to store blocks for WIP and keep my supplies for projects togather.