I found a similar pattern for this out of one of my baby quilting books. I wasn't a fan of the duck they had in the middle and I wanted Prairie Points so I changed it up and made it my own. The duck in the middle I actually got off of my shower curtain at the time. I just love ducks and collect them so the duck in the middle just had to be perfect. To get the image for the quilt I traced my shower curtain and then enlarged it and then traced and appliqued from there.
The flying geese blocks were arranged in groups of two to make a square then then those were sown in group of four to make a bigger square. I then sewed these squares together around the center appliqued image.
The prairie points were not as scary as I thought they'd be. I had made a few extra just in case then once the quilt top was all pieced and quilted I sewed them on. I placed them and moved them around until they were just perfect then pinned like crazy. I love the extra bit of fun it added to the quilt and how it continued the whole triangle element.
The flying geese blocks were arranged in groups of two to make a square then then those were sown in group of four to make a bigger square. I then sewed these squares together around the center appliqued image.
The prairie points were not as scary as I thought they'd be. I had made a few extra just in case then once the quilt top was all pieced and quilted I sewed them on. I placed them and moved them around until they were just perfect then pinned like crazy. I love the extra bit of fun it added to the quilt and how it continued the whole triangle element.
I love this one. I am just beginning. I made a quilt for my gr andson and will post a picture when I manage to get it off my phone. lol
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