Sharon Keightley Quilts - Quilty Ramblings

A finished Quilt | Friendship Stars Quilt

April 19, 2017 5 Comments

The Friendship Stars Quilt has been a pleasure to make from start to finish. It has been one of those quilts where everything fell into place without a hitch.

With the quilting I decided on overall free motion feathers, will a few circles and swirls thrown in here and there to mix it up a bit. I am really pleased with the outcome.

I hope you like it too..........

Friendship Stars Quilt | Pine Valley Quilts

The conclusion I have come to after joining in on this block swap and making my friendship stars quilt is that a block swap is a fabulous way to make a quilt! And fabulous new friends........

Thank you to all the lovely quilters who made the star blocks in my quilt....

Read more posts on the Friendship Stars Quilt here and here and here

Happy Stitching

Sharon

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5 Responses

B from Canada

April 22, 2017

Beautiful quilt!

The quilting is wonderful, and suits if perfectly.

B from Canada

Maggie

April 19, 2017

It is stunning, love the circles quilted with the feathers.

Plum Cox

April 19, 2017

What a beautiful quilt – and what beautiful quilting too! love it!

Ofelia Keller

April 19, 2017

Absolutely gorgeous! Congratulations.

Shaun

April 19, 2017

I love the way you used your friendship blocks to create this beautiful quilt. Thanks for sharing another lovely project with us!

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