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The first one is a LeMoyne star i believe..the second one, i have no idea. the finished at 10 inches.
and do you know of a way to do the star without setting in the points? Kim Block Pattern Names? [ATTACH=CONFIG]65188[/ATTACH] |
It looks like a mini Pennsylvania
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I think the star is a Lemoyne Star. Not sure of the other one.
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Originally Posted by NorBanaquilts
It looks like a mini Pennsylvania
http://www.how-to-quilt.com/patterns/crisscross.pdf Thanks so much! |
Yes, you can do the eight-pointed star without set-in points. Unfortunately right as we speak my entire sewing room--actually, my entire house--is packed up because I am moving tomorrow. And then I work 4 straight 12 hour shifts in a row starting Saturday. So it will be at least a week before I can unpack enough to find it, but I have some written out easy-peasy star directions. I just finished a couple of blocks this last month.
But, I did find a couple of tutorials on the web just by googling "Lemoyne Star" or "Easy Eight Point Star". I looked at them but thought the directions I had were easier, but if you are in a big hurry, there are some good ones too. |
nope, not is a big hurry...i can wait until you are free to fine it..and are rested from your work. I also googled it..and din't find what i was looking for also. i even went to quilterscache, and its not there, unless it goes by another name. Thanks so much! Hope your move goes smooth as silk..!
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The Lemoyne star is made similar to Sara's Choice It is the one my first quilt was made from. So easy!!
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...erns/Sarah.htm |
The second block is Chimneys and Cornerstones from Quilters Cache I'm pretty sure.
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LOL! it is good to know that quilt blocks have different names! Thanks!
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You could make it out of half-square triangles (HSTs).
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