sandyl

I saw it but before I could bookmark the thread my internet went away. It was a 6 1/2" square in a block with borders between each block that had blue stars as the cornerstones. I think someone posted the pic to answer a question that was asked about having a consistent fabric in a scrappy quilt. If you could help me I would so appreciate it. thanks.
Sandy

soccertxi

How about this one?
http://jeanneselep.blogspot.com/2011...tar-quilt.html

sandyl

Yes, that's the same pattern now I'm trying to figure out how the sashing is done to form the stars.
Thanks for finding this picture for me.
Sandy

susiequilt

This train ride made that quilt except used 9 patch blocks instead of one 6" block in the center. Check it out. There are directions somewhere in there about how to do the sashing.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...e-t209515.html

Nammie to 7

That is a nice quilt - like the sashing too. Someone always has the answer!

soccertxi

I knew I had seen a tutorial on Quilters Cache..there are even TWO star sashings!~

http://www.quilterscache.com/M/MorningStarQuilt.html

http://www.quilterscache.com/H/Howtomakestarsash.html

Now you have a choice..AND instructions!

michelleoc

Again, everyone here amazes me. Ask a question, and someone will have an answer! Awesome. That's a beautiful quilt, too.

justflyingin

I did one of these last fall. It turned out great. I'd definitely recommend it.

I used the instructions from Quilter's Cache.

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k_jupiter

Quite an easy quilt to make. Take a fair amount of practice pieces to make sample type sashing pieces. Get those points even!
Now decide how big you want the large blocks to be. Try the various batiks or go with one solid interesting fabric for the large center blocks. Now decide varied sashing... or go for a high contrast set of colors for the sashing. All these will give you completely different looks. Go light on dark or dark on light. Or light tones on dark tones...

This is why I love quilting.

tim in san jose

sept97

looks like she snow balled the corners of the rectangled blocks around the squares