Instead of a soulless (đ) solid sample quilt, I'm so happy to share the special quilt I made for my new niece, Kate!Â
It had been such a long time since I'd done any sewing. I really love the entire quiltmaking process, so it was fun to get out the rotary cutter and domestic sewing machine again and work on something new.
And what better reason than a new baby in the family?
I "kept it simple" by deciding on a classic sawtooth star quilt. I picked fabrics from my stash and used the same fabric for my background throughout the quilt. I didn't need instructions because I've made this star so many times in the past. I did make myself a general "map" as I was cutting fabrics and making my stars. Feel free to use my decidedly unfancy pattern:
 If you need a little more to go on than this, google sawtooth star, you'll likely find hundreds of patterns/tutorials.
Can we talk about the quilting already?! Ha - as a longarm quilter, it's my favorite part of the process.
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