Joan bought fabrics for the quilt of her choice, but due to an eye operation she could not start with piecing. She asked me to take over and finish the quilt.
The pattern is called Moscato d’Asti and Joan wanted a throw size for this quilt.
I started piecing the blocks without purchasing the pattern. The block is straight forward and suitable for beginners, but precise sewing is of advantage. An ideal pattern for jelly rolls. Each block is finished 10″ x 10″ and consists of 5 differently pieced strips. The blocks sewn together make a nice star pattern. I didn’t add the outer borders as in the original pattern. The throw size is 74″ x 54″.
I have quilted this throw with the wavy stitch (#4 on the Bernina aurora 440) using the walking foot. Thread is Gutermann Sulky Cotton 30.
The quilt backing is a marbled purple fabric as well as the binding.
Thanks for visiting, have a wonderful week,
barbora 
skalabara quilts 
This pattern called Moscato d’Asti looks great. Have a nice day! bilere
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This is lovely. You are such a good (& talented) friend!
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Thank you so much!
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Nice one–it just dances! Lucky person to have you for a friend who would finish it.
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Thanks a lot!
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Love the movement in this quilt, and the wavy quilting.
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Thanks, the quilt turned out really nice. Today I shall give it to Joan, hope she likes it too!
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You are absolutely right… what a wonderful jellyroll (or even leftover strip) pattern!
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My choice would be more “shiny” colors. Yes, it is a nice scrap pattern
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