omg.....this was sew simple
 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]404136[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]404136[/ATTACH]lonestar quilt using the quiltsmart fusible web

They are both great quilts, you did a great job, keep up the good work.

Beautiful. Love the purple and it doesn't look simple.

I guess its called "quiltsmart fusible interfacing"........just learned about interfacing and first time using warm and natural batting........have always used polyester batting but I love warm and natural......thanks for looking

I'll have to look up that interfacing. I've always wanted to do a Lonestar. I love all the room you have for quilting on yours!

nicely done

So how does the quilt smart interfacing make a lonestar easier?? wish I had seen this a long time ago, lol. I'm currently working on an all hand pieced lonestar that I have been working on for a very long time.

Thank you for this info on Quiltsmart, I do have a question after watching the video. When/how do you sew the rows together? The video didn't show that; I assume that maybe you sew the rows after you have the first two rows completed? and then after each row is finished you sew it to the previous? It looks neat and I will be looking for the product. So smart!

very pretty

Nice job....

very nice quilts

Now THAT is slick! I, too, watched the video, and had the same question as sandyl- I assume at some point you'd pinch the 1/4" seams together on the back and sew 'em up? I've got a Lone Star PIW, and this would make the process SO easy!

I have another question: How much bulk do you have in those first sections where she DIDN'T cut off the triangle piece underneath? Why did she not clip off that one where she clipped out the bulk from under the others in the row?

Is your quilt "stiff" with that extra layer of interfacing underneath?

Great job on both!

Beautiful, love the purple star. Great job.

Awesome job!

These are beautiful!!!!

the quilt is not very stiff......I clipped the triangles after sewing the next one on........I did all the diamonds then sewed the squares and triangles on each diamond............the best part there were no Y SEAMS.......then u just line up like u normally would with diamonds

Beautiful work!!!

I love the Lone Star but have never heard of this method. Thank you.

WHAT VIDEO ARE YOU PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT? I've been scared of triangles since my first (and only) experience with them. Is there hope for me.......?

@ Sierra: You can find other vids directly at their site, but here's one specific to the Lone Star using the product: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1CLjUTJbLE

Beautiful quilts.

very nice quilts!!!!

Lovely quilts!

The are both pretty.

I love the lone star. It is such a great pattern

Both are lovely

The Lone Star Pattern always seemed to far above my level of ability. Thanks for the site for this Tutorial I can add it to my bucket list. All I need is to select the fabrics and sew a few straight lines. I think I can do that.:D

the are both beautiful

Beautiful quilts! Love the purple star - great job!

Both of them are pretty. The purple one doesn't look so simple to me.

Very pretty, both of them. Your quilt makes it look complicated, glad you found a way to do it the easy way

I have been trying to work my way up to that star. Love the black and white too.

Both are absolutely beautiful! On the star quilt...did you use jellyrolls?

I have never heard of the quiltsmart fusible web, but I'll have to check it out. Your purple lonestar quilt is gorgeous.

I agree with Sandyl - the video for the Lone Star did not show how the rows go together - how do they accomplish that part of the quilt? Bevster

Pretty quilts!

Beautiful quilts....thanks for sharing!!!

no but u could use them.......u use 2.5 x 5.5 rectangles for this

bevster - I just added the triangles to the corners and then sewed the diamonds together..........and the best part no YSEAMS