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Showing posts with label NY Star of Beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NY Star of Beauty. Show all posts

Friday, 18 March 2016

Dazzled by the Beauty

I love, love, love this!
You are seeing Mildred Agena's version of my Star of Beauty...and it's just fabulous!  Mildred is a member of the Des Moines Area Quilters Guild and made this as part of the 2015 President`s Challenge.  There are approximately 500 members in her guild, and Mildred`s quilt was one of 8 chosen to be submitted to the AQS show in Grand Rapids.Mildred added bling to her quilt with Swarovski crystals, which makes me think of  fireworks. As you can see, she has cleverly omitted the top block from the quilt so that it forms a heart shape.  Because of this, she is calling her entry, "Heart Star." (the extra block was made into a placemat for her local Meals on Wheels group :) .
Isn't this gorgeous?  
Thank you, Mildred, for bringing your creative touch to the design.  I hope viewers get to see this at the Grand Rapids show in August.

Thursday, 3 December 2015

Joanne's Star of Beauty

I always know there is something gorgeous coming when I see a paperclip attached to Joanne Colleaux's email.  Have a look - wow!
Joanne's version of Star of Beauty could not look more different than mine, shown here.
The quilting is fabulous;  I particularly like the feathers quilted in the centre star.
From the back you can see her lovely stitching very clearly.


An award winning quilter, Joanne hails from Armstrong, B.C.; she has made many of my patterns. It is such a pleasure to see her work. Thank you SO MUCH Joanne for sharing these pictures.
The pattern for Star of Beauty is available in the current issue of AQS magazine,