sewgarden

Wow you've done well

Blinkokr

Wow! Amazing! Wonderful work of art
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

aeble

Wow! My niece thinks it is Thumblina sized.

hoppa

What a beautiful star. It would be great for a pillow front. I don't do big quilts but would love to have this pattern to do a pillow. Where can I find the pattern?
Thanks so much for sharing this little beauty.
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Shasta Lake, CA

Peckish

The pattern is a feathered star, which is a traditional pattern. However, Cindi Edgerton has miniature patterns printed on tissue paper, you can find the patterns in local quilt shops and on her website here: http://www.averyspecialcollection.com/foryou.htm

Marsha McCloskey also does a lot of feathered stars and she's written a couple of books about them. I think the smallest pattern I've seen that she wrote was a bit bigger - the small pieces are 1/2 inch in hers, compared to the 1/4 inch pieces in the one I did.

Cindi's patterns are paper-pieced, while Marsha's patterns use templates.

hoppa

What a great placemat that could be made like this for anyone's special pet. Love it.
GJoyce

charlotte37830

I didn't even know you could make a quilt that small. I love it.

barefoot quilter

All i can say is WOW WOW WOW Beautiful work

DA Mayer

so intricate, thanks for sharing such a cute project.

quilt gramma

I like it and nice work . I can barely see it never mind make one that small ...lol