by Linda Theil I fell in love with CAPSULES "Stargazer" fabric line from Art Gallery Fabrics Studio and could hardly bear to cut the selection of fat quarters I bought as a bundle. I made a tote that I love and tote with me everywhere. So when I needed fabric for a 60-inch by 80-inch twin-sized quilt, I thought of my "Stargazer" stash. I won't say my "Stargazer" twin is the world's most brilliant or original quilt design, but it is very adaptable, fast and easy to sew, and lends itself to a modicum of self-expression. So I thought it might be worth sharing -- 'cause doesn't that sound great! And if you have fabric you can't bear to cut, you might want to try it, too. What you need for a twin-sized quilt: 12 18-inch squares of coordinating and/or contrasting fabric (possibly cut from 18-inch by 22-inch fat quarters A "jelly roll" of 2.5-inch by 42-inch neutral, contrasting, and/or coordinating fabric -- I used an all-gray je
Paradox: Even though we're going in different directions we can still walk side by side.