tallchick

In a effort to broaden my horizons and my patience I dug through some scraps and put this little table topper together in a few hours. I thought it came out acceptable enough that a lone star quilt is now on my to do list for this year. I have a few too many jelly rolls, and they are my least favorite precut to work with, and my goal is to get a few quilts done that use them so that I no longer feel guilty for having purchased them. These little ones also allow me to practice on with my Prostticher, which I am loving so much!

Tartan

​Very cute!

hcarpanini

Just perfect to practice on your Pro Stitcher! Now try using triangles and blocks. Really break it up for some custom quilting!

helou

very nice practice projects and very well done also!

DJ

A few hours? Really? It would have taken me nearly that long to pick out fabrics … LOL

It's really pretty.

QuiltnNan

nicely done

sewnclog

Tallchick; check out Donna Jordan's you tube tutorials (she has 166). She does quilts with MOSTLY jelly rolls; some charm packs; some 10" squares and I've seen one done with fat quarters and she has a LOT of free patterns on their web site. I'd LOVE to go to their store (they are in Grants Pass, OR) but it'd be a place where I'd get into serious buying trouble. I'd probably have a lot of company though. I like her videos. After you've watched a few some of her tips get redundant BUT it is for those who first see her tuts. She is an excellent quilter.

Jordan

Very nice table topper and a great way to practice your quilting. Can't believe you did that is just a few hours!! Great job.

TheMerkleFamily

Making a table topper as a prelude to committing to a lone star = brilliant idea! I might have to try that

Your topper is wonderful - great fabrics, perfect points, beautiful quilting. Looking forward to seeing a full lone star next!

Rhonda K

fun table topper! Good idea to practice a block or two first. Did you really buy too many jelly rolls? LOL.