Just a short post to show how much better my Stars are looking with the new way to cut the light fabric for the Flying Geese. (See Previous Post for Star Directions and information on working with Bias on the outside of a block)
Chopin – A Passionate Quilter From Texas
I love to share my Quilting projects with other Quilters. My goal is to share my progress on projects that I am working on. I would love for you to follow along with me during my endeavors. I hope you enjoy watching me tackle new techniques and projects. Hopefully you can learn from my "hiccups" and mistakes and make your journey easier.
Chopin - A Passionate Quilter From Texas 
Glad they are coming along. Hope I can see the finished Medallion center when I return home on Sunday! Blessings.
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That is my goal!
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Beautiful stars.
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Thank you so much. I love making the small blocks! Thx for the comment.
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Your stars are perfect. Good job. Lovely, lovely.
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Thank you Jaydee – I would have never thought about cutting those stupid triangles quarter square! How did we manage without the internet and all the information available to us now? LOL
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Those stars look great. Glad you found a way that works for you. Love the colors. How is the hand quilting frame working out for you?
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Thank you. Well, now that Robin’s Nest is over the “humps” and it will go smoother, I need to load a small project to practice on. It is all set up and waiting for me! I was going to work on the Quiltmania 2017 Mystery, but have given that one up! One massive boo boo on a small reverse applique heart and I am done – do not need anymore “problems” with projects! Fabric back in the drawer!
How is your frame working out?
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The stars look great! Thanks for sharing your tips on making better geese!
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Thank you. I love to share the good and bad in quilting! I would love to make one that doesn’t have an ‘issue’. The stars come out perfect each time with cutting a Quarter Square for the triangles!
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So glad you figured out what was wrong with the pattern. Your stars are looking great.Thanks for linking up to Sew, Stitch, Snap, Share.
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Thank you, it is always so gratifying when I have such problems with patterns, then to be able to solve the issue and go forward. I am determined to do this quilt!
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Your stars are beautiful. I love your close-up photos where we can see the thread and weave of the fabric!
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Thank you Nancy. Those bias issues have been a problem before, but I did not catch on until this quilt! Think this is why I do not paper piece. So many bias when the paper is removed!
Hope things are going OK. I think we are in for a hot dry summer here in South Texas. Missed seeing all in Arizona this winter, but enjoying getting back in the groove.
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