So what do you think of my first attempts at a Lone Star? Do you think my points are matching up well enough?? Ha ha, ok, I'll let you in on a little secret. I made this using a product called Quiltsmart which uses fusible interfacing and clever techniques to help build more complicated quilts faster and more accurately. I am going to be working on examples of different Quiltsmart products over the next while. I am so excited about the products that my plan is to trial selling them in my Etsy shop (to Australians) for a while.
I'm deciding on the background color today. I'm thinking of going with Kona coal...
12 comments:
Beautiful!I've heard of Quiltsmart. Do tell....
Yours looks gorgeous! I LOVE Quiltsmart. I blogged about my LS here: http://fiberchic.blogspot.ca/2012/02/lone-star.html
It is amazing how different Lone Stars look with different fabrics. Looking forward to seeing yours finished! It is going to be a stunner...
Ok...I thought...matching well enough?!!! are you kidding me, they look perfect! hahaha you cheat you! This is looking awesome!
Holy cow this is amazing!! so much detail, I can't beleive how quickly you put it together. Well done it gorgeous
Amazing! Such a lot of work :)
It's beautiful! Look forward to seeing how you quilt it.
I think it looks beautifully perfect!
Very cool. So this quilt smart, perfect piecing then?
This is gorgeous. You have inspired me to start cutting into my DS fabrics!
It looks great! I have been considering the quiltsmart lonestar set for a while for a baby quilt but wondered how the interfacing would affect the drape?
Fabulous! Will have to look into quiltsmart myself.
Never heard of Quiltsmart but will now need to look into it. The Lone Star is hard to piece correctly. You did a great job!
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