Since the Hubble has brought back photos of outer space, I have been intrigued by what might be out in that vast, unexplored frontier... can you tell that I'm a Trekkie?

This is spectacular ... Very artistic. It would make a beautiful wall hanging. What size is it?

Absolutely stunning!

Yes, spectacular!

ooooooooooo pretty

That's a really cool quilt!!! Did you applique your planets on there?

Beam me up :!:

It's 30x30... thank you! It was exciting to make.

Spectacular! Oops, everyone else used that word already :oops: :oops:

WOW that is something

Thank you... the great fabric helped!

Yes-- I fused and then appliqued. Just getting well from hand surgery, so machine appliqued and machine quilted!

Me, too!!

Love the word, anyway. I use it to describe other people's work all the time!

Good for you to be so enterprising and ambitious. When I was writing full time, I de-stressed with sewing and painting, too.

Out of this world!

Wow!! :thumbup:

ditto

I cann't even think that good. It is really beautiful.

"Spocktacular" Live long and prosper,,,very inspiring.
thanks,
Karen

That is beautiful. So abstract. Great job.

beautiful!

Love it!!!

OMG, my husband is a Trekkie and just said the other day he would like a quilt. Love it. You have definitely give me some ideas.

Where did you find the background fabric?

Originally from NC. Spent 7 years in Raleigh, my niece is still in Raleigh and the rest of my family is all over NC.

I love it, and I would love to see a larger picture of your Avatar. Did you make it, too?

Just ordered the background fabric, it is so beautiful.

Love your quilt....the title is so fitting. It reminds me of Ann Harwell's astronomy quilts....she also uses the Hubble pictues as her inspiration.
Would you share your source for the background fabric?

may the force be with you. where did you find the material

WOW!!! That is awesome...very good job.

Awesome and so bright !!!

Your quilt brings honor to Capt. James T. Kirk, Science Officer Spock, (I couldn't pronounce much less spell his first name) and Dr. Leonard McCoy (Bones). Can you tell I'm also a Treker? Terrific quilt.