That is really striking! I love your color choices. Very, very pretty!

I saw the fusible grid on a quilting program and they made a lonestar quilt. thats probably the only way i'd get one to turn out correctly. your quilt is great!

Very Very Nice! :-D :-D This is a great idea. Thank you so much for sharing.

wow love your pretty quilt! Such nice colors and love the pattern. Thanks for sharing the new way of doing it. I just might have to buy me some of that fusable stuff :D

Fusible Grid is the only way I will agree to do t-shirt quilts. I love to do them on the grid. Don't have to iron on before cutting and then cutting and then sewing. Just cut t-shirt blocks to 12 and iron on the squares. add sashing between blocks and sew. TOP COMPLETE! Beautiful way to get the t-shirts all lined up and perfect. I don't find that the grid makes them stiff. The more you work with it the more flexible it gets.

Sheila

Gorgeous !!!

I made a table runner using quilters fusible grid on point and it came out very nice.

love it and youre dog to also have one his name is Casper

You did an excellent job ... very precise. I didn't think I'd ever try an 'on point' but thanks to the info you provided I might just tackle it. Yours is so pretty!
Is your adorable dog a Bichon? I take care of a friend's when she goes out of town and he's so much fun.

Yes, she is a Bichon- 8 years old - her mane is Casey. She loves to go for walks but it is so cold here in the winter she has to wear a sweather or coat and her boots to keep the ice out of her paws. She doesn't mind though.