| Your Guide to the Stars
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So many smiling faces, so nice to see! These wonderful Me-Wuk Indian friends from the Buena Vista Rancheria in California hold a baby star quilt that's for their raffle to benefit their childcare organization. Thanks goes to Rita Chaske who sent the pictures.
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| Celia Hewett-Hook made this outstanding Turtle Island star quilt using one of my kits. I'm totally impressed at how you did this, Celia! Hope to see more of your quilts here. Awesome job! Celia made this one for her brother. | ||||||
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Connie Biblis submitted this photo of an ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS star quilt that she made. It was based on the "Prairie Star" quilt pattern offered on my website. Connie had NO PATTERN for the border, but she was able to reconstruct my border almost flawlessly. Wow, I'm impressed, Connie! It looks better than mine! LOL
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Oh I LOVE pictures of babies! Sooooo sweet! Here is one beautiful little gift from God Above. Photo of her grandson was submitted by Katrina Bowser. The quilt is my "Grandfather Eagle" quilt.
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Marcia Guza made this stunning blue star quilt that uses print fabrics for her grandson, Lincoln. She hand quilted it, and look at the border, it's marvelous! And that sweet little smiling face is definitely captivating everyone's attention!
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Awwww , now who could resist this lil sweetie? Susan Newell, thank you so much for sharing! I just love this photo of your grandson, "Kicking Bull." Or as you call him, Geronimo with dimples! So cute!
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| Erica! I've lost your last name! I hope you see this and email me so I can credit you with this wonderful photo of your wedding. About the bear paw and medicine wheel designs in this picture: This star quilt may look deceptively easy to make, but it's actually fairly complex, using both applique and advanced piecing techniques. | ||||||
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Deborah Lord designed this star quilt all by herself, and commissioned me to make the star for her. She added borders all around, then layered and quilted it herself. Deborah's color combinations are beyond wow-- she has a way of picking colors that is really very remarkable. Awesome job, Deborah!
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This "Six Point Star" quilt was created by Doris Williams, using my pattern. Red, black and white is a powerful color combination. Just absolutely spellbinding, Doris! |
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| What a beautiful blue star quilt! Jan Egge made this gorgeous star quilt, surrounding the star with bias-cut strips. Nice touch! She made this quilt by using my book, "Creating the Native American Star Quilt, Vol. 1: A Beginner's Workbook." | ||||||
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Plenty of horses are frolicking on this nice little star quilt made by Rebecca Ballantine. Love that red and black combo! The border colors are PERFECT for this star quilt, matching the horses. Rebecca says she made this quilt for a vet who wasn't doing great, thus the horses. She made this quilt using my star quilt book.
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| Rebecca Ballantine also created this absolutely WONDERFUL star quilt all on her own without using a pattern. Pink and green were my mother's favorite colors, so this beauty really stole my heart. Nice job, Rebecca! | ||||||
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