My DH and Bear were both away for the weekend. Poor DH was working but Bear was off for a girl’s weekend having fun on the Gold Coast.
So what on earth was I to do all alone while they were away ;o)?
THIS ………… 
Have you tried these? They’re made using this fabulous tutorial and it’s free - along with heaps of other scrap busting tutorials. They are all by Quiltville’s® Bonnie K Hunter and are so easy peasy. I’ve been wanting to try out these blocks for ages and now I that I have I can see many more will be happening ;o).
I moved my sewing machine into the dining room and put a few pre-recorded shows on the tv and had my very own one woman stitch-in :o)!!!
So now today I’ve had to do this…
13 comments:
What gawjus Star blocks and a good scrap buster Joy.
Thanks for the link.
wow Joy those blocks are fantastic,very clever you,love seeing Sophie helping you.xx
Wow they do look amazing all together... I love the different colour backgrounds too....
Hugz
Such talent you are wonderful how you manage to put all those colours together. Looks great!
Gorgeous Stars, Joy! I'm also dreaming of my very own Maverick star quilt...
O yes, Joy - that is the perfect activity for a quiet day. Love them!
I LOVE your scrappy stars - I MUST make some for myself, they're wonderful!!! What a great way to enjoy the day!
WOW some Gorgeous Eye Candy You have there...this will be a Stunning Quilt...
cheers
Ok, have to say it.."gawjus star blocks"...so colourful and fresh, it's going to be a stunning quilt.
Julia ♥
Love the stars!! Must try them! Thanks for the link!
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Your star blocks look wonderful! I already have so many scrappy quilts I want to make, but I might have to add this one to the list! :0)
HI, just browsing and dropped in on your lovely star blocks. I will have to have a go - once I've sorted out a new sewing machine.... mine has just given up!!! Lovely to have met you.
I have made dozens of those blocks! AND heart blocks using lots of scraps too.
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