50 Fab Paper-Pieced Stars
01-24-2012, 12:44 PM
#722
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Striking! Sandy. Love the red and black.
Deecee, Glad you jumped in. When we did the 2011 stars there were three from this book and that's what made me want to do more. It's addicting. I'm interested to see how your 6" blocks go. Maybe you can give the blocks other names
if you don't want a USA quilt. Could just as easily be countries of the world. Hmmmm....then the stars could be the colors of that countries flag. Sorry, just rambling. :P
Deecee, Glad you jumped in. When we did the 2011 stars there were three from this book and that's what made me want to do more. It's addicting. I'm interested to see how your 6" blocks go. Maybe you can give the blocks other names
if you don't want a USA quilt. Could just as easily be countries of the world. Hmmmm....then the stars could be the colors of that countries flag. Sorry, just rambling. :P
01-24-2012, 12:53 PM
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Steady on Whitepine........ I'm just trying to catch up - not even thinking about block names. 
I didn't do the Star BOM last year and I love pp'íng, especially Carol Doak patterns, so I figured this was meant to be.
I'm not sure about the 6" size but wanted to give it a go at a smaller size. I don't have a problem mixing my block sizes if I get tired of itty bitty pieces and want to go to the larger size.
I didn't do the Star BOM last year and I love pp'íng, especially Carol Doak patterns, so I figured this was meant to be.I'm not sure about the 6" size but wanted to give it a go at a smaller size. I don't have a problem mixing my block sizes if I get tired of itty bitty pieces and want to go to the larger size.
01-24-2012, 07:29 PM
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OMG, I have enough trouble doing the 12" blocks. You are very brave. Loved the blocks posted today. Great job.
I'm almost done with California, but running out of steam tonight. Have 3 more seams to go. Maybe tonight... maybe not.
I'm almost done with California, but running out of steam tonight. Have 3 more seams to go. Maybe tonight... maybe not.
01-24-2012, 11:05 PM
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I'll see how I go at 6". Alabama might be the first and last.
A question for those who have the book. Does she give a pic of the completed block or just the ¼ section as in the download patterns?
A question for those who have the book. Does she give a pic of the completed block or just the ¼ section as in the download patterns?
01-25-2012, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by sue z q
I appreciate all the answers to my question. I think I'll cut by the book, but maybe round up to the nearest inch. On my first attempt (Alabama) I thought mine were a little scant. Where are my blocks you ask....oh, I'm behind. None completed so far.
01-25-2012, 02:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Deecee
A question for those who have the book. Does she give a pic of the completed block or just the ¼ section as in the download patterns?
01-25-2012, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Deecee
I'll see how I go at 6". Alabama might be the first and last.
A question for those who have the book. Does she give a pic of the completed block or just the ¼ section as in the download patterns?
A question for those who have the book. Does she give a pic of the completed block or just the ¼ section as in the download patterns?
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