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Does anyone know where I can get a pattern for this Please or at least the name of it so I can try to find it. It is a quilt my mother made but now she wants make it again she can't remember where her pattern is. It is 8 pointed star with 8 tumbling blocks. Please Help if you can. Thanks in advance.
WOW, that is an interesting pattern. I Google "star tumbling block" and couldn't see the pattern in any of the photos.
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http://modifytradition.blogspot.com/...e-in-mist.html
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Nice quilt and tumbling block pattern. It is an eight pointed star (45 degree diamonds) with tumbling blocks around it. Go to: http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ They have a 6 point (60 degree) on the tumbling blocks grid, but you could get the idea. Color it out so you can see how it is constructed, then print out the equilateral triangle grid, cut and lay it out for the correct layout as it is the 45 degree. Hope my directions don't confuse you, but it is easier to see with their 60 degree grid.
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well it looks easy enough to do without a pattern. a floral square, two pink and cream hst's and two pink squares and one two color ink hst in corner. I love figuring out quilt blocks on catalog quilt pictures. Good luck.
This book has one in it. Good Luck! Luann
Reiko Washizawa’s Tumbling Stars from her book Classic Quilts Contemporary Style
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Hope you find it . It's beautiful!
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Here it is for free! Luann http://cindyblackberg.com/free-proje...free-projects/
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I went to Cindy Blackberg's free Tumbling Stars pattern, but I do not see a template for making the A diamonds for the center of the block. Am I missing something? BettyOriginally Posted by crafterrn1
I think kristaks's post is spot on exactly like your mothers quilt. I don't think any of the others look 3D at all, but I'm still attempting to learn so it could just be my eyes
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