Here is the picture of the quilted star ornament I was talking about. I've forgotten who posted it, but she was showing how she'd used some scraps.

VERY CUTE, VERY EASY AND really can be made out of scraps.

Thanks, WHOEVER!

Awwwwww, reminds me of Winter & wishing for cooler weather now.....!

We sure could use cooler weather too.

cute, love those, wonder where we can find the free pattern ???

cute, love those, wonder where we can find the free pattern ???

they look so simple even a beginner like myself can do them..I think..lol Thank you for pictures.

It's three triangles. You could whip this up quick. I have some old folk type buttons that would do well on these little goodies.
Tommie

Adorable!

If it's there-you'll find it! :)

I have one of those that was gifted to me!

Those are just darling.

Those are soooo cute!! :D:D:D

I made three 3" squares, folded to triangles and layered them according to the pic. If you do them raw edge, just trim anything sticking out a little and sew on up.
Tommie

I love them...thanks for the tute..

How cute!

Very cute

This would make great gifts for all the ladies I work with for Christmas. Bookmark this one for sure.

Love those! Thanks for sharing! A friends husband just died- I think ties or his shirts would make a great gift for her and the kids! Thanks!

I love them! Very cute!

No pattern needed. Cut 3 each 4" squares, back them with something like interfacing. Fold into triangles and zigzag or blanket stitch around two sides. Cut a 5 point star for a placement guide, lay triangles out one at at time. One star point will have two triangle points. Use that point as the top where your hanging cord is placed.

Finish the center as this gal did and add button. I'm doing mine with a button on one side and then "tack" the button, tying the tack on the side opposite the button. Place a hanging cord on the double point and you're good to go.

Remember these are NOT my stars. I copied them from someone here last winter. Love the stars for what they are. AND for the wonderful use of scraps.

Hopefully the gal who made them will raise her hand!

Our group is going to make about 150 of them for the school affliated with the church we sent the blankets to in Alabama. (I can make longer "drag on" sentences!)

Someone from this board posted these pics last winter. maybe yours if from same quilter!

Judy Jo, this is the pic!