**I MOVED!! For the last month and a half I’ve been consumed with packing, purging (putting things aside for a garage sale or Goodwill), house rental hunting, getting our home ready to sell, and unpacking. It’s been complete madness!

I think I’m still tired from the whole ordeal. My sewing machine was one of the last items I packed, but unfortunately, not the first thing I unpacked.
In between sometime here and there, I found time to work on a few different projects like a, Halloween Mini Quilt Swap, blocks for a Signature Quilt, and some patterns. The most exciting one is this quilt for Coach.
Garden Star Quilt
The fabric I used was Nomad, by Urban Chicks. The designs in this fabric line are very earthy. Yes, it does have flowers in it, but the bold colors make it a little less girly. It also has a camouflage print, and if you know coach, you’d know that this is the perfect print for him. The quilt pattern that I used was Garden Star, a design of mine that you can find on Etsy. This quilt is the first time that I actually made this pattern. (a pattern tester made the first one). I’m so happy with the way it looks. I can’t stop smiling.
Though, I must confess, I’m really picky. I used three charm packs to find the right amount of each color I wanted, when it really only takes one charm pack of 40 squares. The good thing is I can use the (many) extra squares for the back of my quilt or maybe as borders.
Hmm..I do want to make it a little bigger so, I’m definitely going to add borders. Time will tell on how the finished product will look. I hope to have it done for November or maybe Christmas. Come back soon!


Photos were taken at Trail Dust Town.
The Comments
Michelle McClure
Love it!!
Michelle McClure
Love it!!
Bruno Bassanetti
That’s a one good looking quilt. I truly like the color scheme. It’s neutral but at the same time very lively. You definitely have a great eye when it comes to colors and patterns.
Thanks for sharing.
Bruno Bassanetti
That’s a one good looking quilt. I truly like the color scheme. It’s neutral but at the same time very lively. You definitely have a great eye when it comes to colors and patterns.
Thanks for sharing.