1930's Reproduction Quilt Just Finished
 

I made this quilt from lots of small 1930's fabrics and reproductions. The pattern is called "Kim's Star" from Fons and Porter's Quilting Quickly May/June 2015. I don't really see a star here, but I like the pattern, and making it was fun -- used up some fabric pieces in my stash. The backing is a blue Aunt Grace reproduction 108" wide fabric.

The borders are attached using a QAYG technique. I find that the reduced dimensions of the quilt without the borders make life easier during the quilting. Then I quilt the borders separately and attach.

Pieced on a Pfaff 130 and quilted on a Singer 301. The quilt is shown on a queen size bed and is another one for the Bible camp quilt auction.

This is so lovely. I see the star points made by the snowball corners.

It's a lovely quilt!

You made a winner!!! Absolutely love your quilt!! And what a neat idea for quilting and adding borders.

Love the 30's fabrics and this is a wonderful pattern for showing them!!

It's beautiful!!!

Love your quilt and you did a beautiful job. Repo 30's fabric is my favorite.

it's beautiful

That is a very pretty quilt. Good luck with the auction.

I love 30'w prints, they look so soft and homey. Great job on your quilt.