GKSM

Beautiful! I hadn't thought of using a hammer but makes sense.

CoventryUK

Absolutely stunning!!! Love the way you used the Hexagon flowers!!

OneMoreQuilt

Beautiful! I love scrappy quilts and yours are beautiful!

quiltingbuddy

Wow these are both beautiful! Out of your scraps huh? Boy I'd love to see your actual stash!

If you don't mind me asking, what did you use for the "lead" in your stained glass, and where do you get it?

MothrNatr

Not sure which one I like better ~ both are so pretty. I vote for the swirl of the seams technique!

Cookie46

Your quilts are awesome!!

peacefulquilting

Beautiful quilts, as always! Glad to see you back on here - haven't seen you in a while!! (or at least your work)

margecam52

did you stitch all the way to the center? If so, pull out the stitching back 1/4" When doing "pointy" blocks...I make sure I stop stitching 1/4" from the ends. On points...measure and mark on the wrong side with a mechanical pencil....draw the line all the way to the edge of the fabric. The marks will cross at the 1/4" intersection...That's where you stop stitching. You will get a whole lot less bulk and can swirl the leftover seam area to flatten it on the back. The bulk will fill in any tiny hole that may result from not getting quite to the intersection.

twinkie

Yout quilts are beautiful. I have trimmed my seams at an angle when I have several coming together at one place. It has worked for me.

Dogwood Quilter

Beautiful quilts. Both patterns are new to me. I will be watching for the answers to some of the questions. I would like to know the name of the designs and designers.