(Hey...it's not midnight yet here in the States...so I still got this out on Thursday. Sorry it took me so long today!)
The Eastern Star appeared in the Detroit Free Press on Dec 15th, 1933.
This pattern is one of my favorite yet. I know I said African fabric this week but this was just too pretty of a block to not use my kaleidoscope fabric on. I actually prepared one to make out of Asian fabrics too; but it's not ready to show to you yet.







10 comments:
Oh this is another really pretty one! I like your solution to the skinny, flimsy parts.
I was having a bit of a heart attack looking at those little bits but read to the end and you are so clever. This is another beautiful one just hope I can do it justice,
Creative idea to applique' --- Cool!
I love the fabrics you are using - really makes the block SING!
Wow that looks very complicated! Great job, it's beautiful!!
That is simply lovely. And I don't blame you for doing the applique. I'm in awe of your piecing everything else!
Oh wow, that is one amazing block...
Dang, can't wait for the finished quilt!
Amazing! Just plain ol' gorgeous!
I can tell you are really having fun with this -
beautiful design. YOU are a smarty!...doing the applique to get around the flimsy pieces. =)
hugZ,
annie
anniesrubyslipperz.com
Each time your hexagons get more amazing!!
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