Originally Posted by
ArtsyOne
I think it could be done just by sewing strips together, with white being the strip at the top and bottom. Then take your square ruler and set it at an angle to cut the squares. If you have a protractor, the angle should be easy to find. I downloaded a protractor template from Google and use it all the time to figure out pattern templates.
I agree with ArtsyOne. This looks extremely simple when you study it. It will result in some waste of the white fabric, but probably you can find another use for the scraps. The type of star you wind up with is similar to a Friendship Star, I think.
I like this one, too. Have not seen it before, and it's going on my bucket list. It would be great way to feature a print you like a lot.
Edited to say that I just noticed yngldy also described the process correctly. This one would definitely be easier to do just sewn as long strips that are then sub cut rather than using foundation piecing, imo.