This week I started Studio 180’s pattern Deep in the Heart. It’s a Lone Star surrounded with LeMoyne Stars, that Deb Tucker designed to go with Marie Bostwick’s book “Between Heaven and Texas“. If you haven’t read Marie’s books warning – Once you start you won’t put them down.
Organization is a key for the Lone Star block in the center of this quilt.
Pinning a must. You can even baste your intersections as recommended in Jan Krentz’ Lone Star Quilts and Beyond book.

Seams are pressed open, and each diamond is pressed on a grid that I drew on my ironing pad. This was another great tip from Jan’s book. Remember you are sewing bias edges. Be careful!
Quilt is sewn in two halves then completed with one long seam
Success! I’m glad my points turned out, but I can’t wait to surround the Lone Star with LeMoyne Stars using Studio 180 Design’s Rapid Fire LeMoyne Star tool! I will post again when I finish the LeMoyne Stars.
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I love everything about quilting. I love the colors, the feel of the fabrics, the piecing, the quilting , and even putting on the binding! I free motion quilt using a Bernina 780, longarm quilt (free motion or ruler work), on a Prodigy , and hand quilt when I get a chance.
I have been teaching quilting since 2004, and became a Certified Studio 180 Design Instructor in 2013. In 2020 I became an Island Batik Ambassador, and an Island Batik Designer in 2021. I teach locally at Bernina Connection, in Tallahassee, and travel to guilds and shops to share my love of quilting through a trunk show or workshops, and I also vend at several Quilt Shows in the area.
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