Love the Dotty Stars that would be first on my list to finish....................

those quilts are pretty! I share your frustration about the sewing space, mine is combined dining room, school room and sewing room... but only one thing at a time which means packing up and cleaning up whatever I'm working on so we can eat.... sometimes it's just too much trouble

Very pretty.

gorgeous! hope you do finish them, they will both be worth it.. I still want to make another Irish chain, its probably been 20 years since i last made one and i think they're beautiful and scrap quilts are my favorite since i am not good at choosing fabrics.

great job on both of them

Both very pretty.

A small update, but I actually opened up my sewing center and set everything up to begin sewing again!! I pulled out all of my polka dot fabrics and started thinking about dotty stars again. :D I'm going to start with a second purple star to get me really in the mood. hehe

Both lovely quilts

Very nice, looking forward to seeing them finished

So glad you are back to sewing again! Both projects are lovely. The dotty stars will be fun when finished! :)

I love the dotty stars, they are so fun and full of energy!!! I want to see both when finished!!

I know you can get them done,they are nice.

I finished a whole new purple star block today!!!!!!!!!!! :D YAY!! I wish I could post a picture to the forum straight from my iPhone like you can with Facebook... I don't use a real camera and photobucket anymore. LOL But I really finished one! :D Another green one is up next!

I remember your work--wonderful quilts! I hope you stay well!!!

You inspired me to collect dotty fabric.

Both are pretty but I love the dotty stars!

Hey Jean, that's awesome!! I want to go out and polka dot shop now, too, because all the ones I have are now 2 years old! Surely there are lots of new ones by now! :D

Very nice job! You are Sew close! 2012 you will finish.

The use of one family of colors for each scrappy star makes each star stand out. Very nice, and a pretty variation built on the foundation of a nine patch block.