Presenting my September finish for OPAM and
Charming Girls' Quilt Club,

Hunter's Star
Phew! I'm glad that's done.
It was from a workshop taken in Feb/04 and took until now for me to free motion quilt it with my Pfaff Hobby Grand Quilter and Next Generation Frame. Until next time...
27 comments:
WOW...it may have taken you a long time to complete it, but it looks terrific!!!
Beautiful!
Very, very pretty! Great finish!!
I am soooo trying not to be a hater! That is one pretty quilt, you did a great job!
2004? HEHEHEHE! I love it!
It's beautiful - well worth the wait!
QGB...great finish, love this one..
Oh Katherine it's BEAUTIFUL!! Well Done!!
Crispy
That is a gorgeous quilt, well worth the wait!
Congrat's on a finish! It looks great! I love green! :-)
A long time to the finish but worth the wait.
Way to go.Looking forward to seeing it Wednesday.
It's beautiful...absolutely!!!
Its a woundeful quilt! Congrat with a new finish :o)
It looks awesome! What a stunning quilt!
I can sympathise with you over having it taken so long though, what satisfaction you must have now looking at it!
Wow!! it looks fabulous!!!! hey better late than never right!!!
Quiltingly Yours
Andrea
I love your Hunter Star. I have always wanted to make one of those!
What a gorgeous quilt! I love the quilt lines, too! Nicely done!
You did such a lovely job on it!
Micki
It is beautiful. It must be a great feeling to have the quilt finished.
It's gorgeous, Katherine. I'm so proud of you for stepping out on the free motion quilting -- way to go! It's just very pretty!
The quilt is pretty. Looks very difficult though.
It's stunning!
I am sooooo lacking behind in my OPAM plan. Since buying the house in March, moving, renovating, a trip to BC and then too hot in the summer to be inside quilting I fell behind.
BUT I did get back on the band wagon last night and completed a project!! whoooo hoooo!! I'll be posting it tonight on my blog!!
See you when you get back from your conference! I hope its a good one!
Quiltingly Yours
Andrea
very pretty!!!
It's a great feeling to get a quilt done. Nice job!
It certainly was worth the wait! It's beautiful!
I've always wanted to make a Hunter's Star quilt. I saw one once in Red and Ivory and fell in love with the Xmas look. I like it in green too!
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