Quick stats:
- Total submissions: 17
- Total countries: 4
- Total provinces: 3
- Total states: 11
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A Pound of Stars By: Karen H, Ontario, Canada This is one of my first quilts. There were no quilters, guilds or fabric shops where I lived. I bought a pound of scraps by mail order to make the stars & used white sheeting for the background. Close-ups are posted on my blog. This is one of my favourite quilts. It is entirely handmade. Quilt size: width: 68" height: 85" |
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Bounce By: Béatrice, France Bounce is a pattern from Carrie Nelson, fabric is Phenomenal Fall from Sandy Gervais, machine quilted by Nathalie Delarge and made for the ” A Lovely Year of Finishes ” event. Quilt size: width: 67" height: 67" |
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How Many Stars does it take to Make a Quilt By: Debbie Lange Quilting, Indiana, USA I started making scrappy stars with a diamond template and fabric scraps. Once the stars were completed I needed to figure out how to join them. I thought there must be an easy setting, but I could not find one in any books, patterns or online instructions. So I used the same diamond template. Quilt size: width: 75" height: 85" |
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Jasmine star. By: Robin Batchelor, Washington, USA Fell in love with this design by Marianne Elizabeth. I did an Arabella Rose color way. First large quilt for me and lost my pattern in the middle. I still have a plain and floral border to go. It was a big project for me but I love anything with stars. Quilt size: width: 93" height: 93" |
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Mariner’s Compass Stars in window By: Carol Johnston, Idaho, USA This is my latest foray into paper piecing. All the stars in the quilt are from Carol Doak’s book, Mariner’s Compass Stars. The fabrics are all bright, beautiful batiks. There are 20 different stars, each is different and has unique quilting designs. Quilt size: width: 73" height: 90" |
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oh my stars! By: kathy18951, Pennsylvania, USA Guild friendship blocks from the 1990’s. after years of contemplating, I found the perfect sashing, which updated the traditional blocks and fabrics into something a little more contemporary. Finished and quilted by N. Jewell, in 2012, Quilt size: width: 64.5" height: 75" |
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Raven Star quilted greeting card By: Beret Nelson, Alaska, USA This might be a stretch, but it has a star and it can be made with scraps :-) Quilt size: width: 4" height: 5.5" |
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Scrappy Hunter Star By: Liz Dempsey, Prince Edward Island, Canada I group of 7 of us got together to make this Hunter Star quilt. We just dumped our scraps on the table and all just grabbed what we wanted for our stars. So even though we all did the same pattern we have 7 different quilt, and some how the scraps never ran out. Quilt size: width: 66" height: 80" |
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Scrappy Star Table Runner By: Carol a.k.a Beulah, North Carolina, USA This is my original design, machine pieced and hand quilted. I love stars, scraps and 9 patch…so I created this table runner using a combination of quilt blocks: a star block and vanishing 9 patch. I love merging traditional quilt blocks to create ‘new’ blocks. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 24" |
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Stardust By: Donna Simpson, Georgia, USA Made for a friend of my son’s. Always have loved stars and enjoy making quilts using them. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 36" |
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Stars By: My masterpiece, Missouri, USA I started these stars is a class with Slex Anderson, and just kept adding to it. Quilt size: width: 96" height: 108" |
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Stars in Her Eyes By: NitaDances, Yukon Territory, Canada I made this quilt for my 16-year old niece using only scraps from my stash. No two stars are alike. I had fun looking for a variety of star patterns. Quilt size: width: 54" height: 75" |
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Stars in Paradise By: Norma, California, USA This quilt raised $300 at live auction that raised money for the local hospital’s cancer unit. It is my own design. I really like this quilt and had a hard time parting with it! Quilt size: width: 50" height: 50" |
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Sternstunde / Hour of stars By: Anja, Germany 60 different stars are in this quilt. 1554 pieces of cotton fabrics are used. This quilt i made in 2006, it is my Trademark. I sewed and quilted by hand in more than 250 hours. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 60" |
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Waltzing in Time By: Regina DeMatteo, Nevada, USA Made for my daughter in Virginia, this quilt is the “Blue Waltz I” pattern expanded for a super queen. The fabric is all Civil War repro and makes a nice historic statement in her “Quilt Room”. Quilt size: width: 90" height: 105" |
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Wish upon a star! By: Laurie Edwards, California, USA This was a mystery quilt that I did with my “Scrap Therapy” group that meets once a month. Since I am new to the group I did not have a bunch of scraps already cut….. so I picked about 30 plus fabrics from my stash and came up with this. So jokingly I said this was “Stash Therapy” for me. Quilt size: width: 60" height: 72" |
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Wonky Star Baby Quilt By: Lauren aka giddy99, Tennessee, USA A friend requested a yellow & brown baby quilt – I was at a complete loss until I shortly afterwards won a bag of brown scraps! Quilt size: width: 46" height: 46" |
Bobbins and Bits would be my favored choice. Thanks so much for a chance to win. PS: I voted.
Congrats to all the ladies,it was hard to choose my favorites!!.
I love the Kaffe Fassett collection. I voted!
Thanks for the chance to win. Lovely star quilts, hard to pick. As for the jelly rolls I am torn between bobbins and bits and the technicolor. But would love to win the Just my type.
All of the quilts are AWESOME!!! But there were a few standouts. Would love to win the jelly roll to start my own quilt.
I viewed the new jelly rolls at FQS, but Just my Type is by far my favorite!
Sunshine Rose is my favorite!
My favorite jelly roll is Kaffe Fassett Fall 2013 Collective Design Roll. I loved the quilts in the contest.
I like the Rainbow Tonga Treats, batiks are so vivid sometimes!
Love the Hot Kaffe Fassett Collective for Westminster Fibers! But since I fancy myself a writer when I am not playing with fabric, I am partial to Just My Type, as well.
What great quilts! My favorite new jelly roll is Bobbins and Bits…love batiks :)
I really like just my type
Bobbins and Bits is my favorite jelly roll.
I love Bobbins and Bits! Cute Cute!~!
Star Quilts have never been my favorites, but I voted & went to the website. I love anything that smacks of batik, so one of the Tonga jelly rolls would be MY choice!
I love everything Patty Young designs! So I’d have to say “Just My Type” is my favorite of all those new jelly rolls.
Thank you for the opportunity to get this fabric….. I would love it.
I would love to work with any jelly roll. Batiks are always good.
I love Batiks Rainbow Tongo looks great
I love the Sunshine Rose. It’s so bright and cheery!
wow that’s hard to chose only 3 quilts to vote for……..And Jelly Rolls………hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I love the Kaffe Fassette rolls………hard to say, but I think I like the pink and yellow one a little better
Hugs Gunda
I voted! I really like Bits and Bobbins.
I love Bobbin and Bits batiks by Pat Sloane
I really like Bobbins and Bits . Thanks for the opportunity to win the giveaway.
My favorites is Rainbow Tonga Treat Strips. I voted!
Thanks for letting the viewers vote for their favorite quilt. It was fun. I really love the colors in Cool Kaffe Fassett Collection. Thank you.
I like Bobbins and Bits.
Rainbow Tonga Treats is my favorite.
Sunshine Rose Design Roll
Tanya Whelan for Free Spirit Fabrics love the soft feminine pallette
I love the Bobbins and Bits so cool :) and thank you for all the wonderful work you do to make this happen
I love batiks, so Bobbins & Bits is my favorite!
Just love Stars in Paradise, the design is stunning and the colors make it fun!
I love them all, but Pat Sloan’s Bobbins and Bits is my definite favorite! I’d sew it up in a heartbeat!
My recent favorite jelly-roll is Rainbow Tonga Treat by
Timeless Treasures Fabrics. All the jelly-rolls are fantastic and any one of them would make a very fun quilt.
Just my type would be my choice. With Bobbins and Bits second.
Your quilt is GORGEOUS Robin!
I really like the Sunshine Rose Design Roll.
All of the quilts are beautiful! A lot of time invested in some of those!! I’d love to win a jelly roll-I’ve never used one before!
What beautiful scrappy star quilts this week! Good luck everyone! I’ve got my eye on Bobbins and Bits, would love to play with a jelly roll of this fabric.
Thank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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All of the quilts are GORGEOUS !!!! Hard to choose!…but my favorite jelly roll is “Just My Type”
I would love to work with any of the new strip sets. It is hard to pick a favorite!
Bobbins and Bits is my favorite jelly roll.
I love Sunshine Rose. I always lean towards small flower prints, romantic!!
Bobbins & bits by Pat Sloan is my all time favorite! Thanks for this giveaway!
The technicolor strip roll is awesome!! Fun geometric shapes and bright modern colors!
My favourite new jelly roll is Bobbin and Bits Batiks by Pat Sloan.
Kaffe Fassett! I am a wanna-be Kaffe Fassett collector :)
Bobbins and Bits is my favorite but I really do love them all. Never saw much fabric that I did not like.
I love the Sunshine Rose jelly roll.
Thanks!
I’m going with the Sunshine Rose collection.