This is one of my very first quilts. Didn't have a pattern, just copied from a picture in a magazine (don't even think it was a quilting magazine). If I remember correctly, this is all poly/cotton fabric and has a fat batting. In those days, I wanted a quilt to be "puffy" like a comforter. The quilt still lives on a sailboat, sailing around the world. I'm assuming the polyester makes it extremely warm.

Beautiful. Love stars!

If that quilt could talk??!! Awesome

Very Nice Vacaville! I'd like to say howdy from Santa Rosa, not far from you.

Beautiful

Very nice - triangles and no pattern? very impressed!

Great job! Do you have the quilting fever now?

WOW~~ great job!!

Very pretty, great job.

it's beautiful! stars for sailing under the stars... brings back fond memories of night sailing.

Beautiful! I love it. I have a pattern set aside that showcases white stars I hope to get to someday!

Kudos to you for doing this w/o a pattern.

I have a teenage friend I have taught to quilt and against my advice she is using hi-loft poly batting because she wants it puffy. Maybe puffy is making a comeback in her generation! :)

Beautiful!

Very pretty. And polyester should last a long long time. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful beginning

Very nice!

Love the stars. Lucky quilt sailing around the world.

Beautiful job, kudos to you for completing this quilt without a pattern. If only your quilt could talk?

Good Morning Santa Rosa. Aren't you surprised that more California quilters don't participate on the QB? I know there are thousands of quilters in No California cause we have quilt shops on almost every corner. I've not shopped in Santa Rosa but will have to give it a try. I've got a trip planned in September where I'm spending a week shop-hopping in Oregon. Should be fun (and expensive)!