I loved making this quilt, despite my love / hate relationship with the very teeny tiny stars for the last couple of blocks.  It all started last summer.  Pixie Summer Home Quilt-A-Long.

The cloud like quilting creates a beautiful look around the houses with just enough depth to stand out from the trees and houses.

The Farmhouse fabric, by Fig Tree (Joanna Febueroa for Moda) was a perfect choice for this quilt.  Colorful, playful and neighborhoody!

See those stars…the smallest is an inch, plus or minus a fraction.   Small = harder to work with than I thought they would be.  I persevered (I even started an ender / leader project now making small stars from leftover triangles from other projects – yes, really I did).

A blustery windy day (where a cloud rolled behind me just as I started to take pictures) made for a natural look at the back of the quilt.

These red berried trees are a natural fit for the backing.  Kind of like a tree farm in the backyard, if you know what I mean.

The quilt finished at roughly 51 x 63.  I can see this pattern modified as a table runner, wall hanging or even a set of placemats.   I can’t wait to use it again.