Hunter's Star from Fat Quarter Shop?
Has anyone used this free technique?
They have a video and a free PDF (Plus you can buy the pattern.) https://static.fatquartershop.com/me...ockPattern.pdf Not sure how to attach the YouTube video but if you search Fat Quarter Shop Hunters Star, it comes up. If anyone has used this technique or another that has worked out well, I'd be interested to hear about it. (I saw the thread about the MSQC one so I'm going to look at that one.) Watson |
Someone on QB did a scrappy Hunter’s Star and it was lovely . Maybe she used fat quarters?
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]618987[/ATTACH]I did mine using the Deb Tucker/Studio 180 Rapid Fire tool (it was a queen-size (96 x 96) finish, so I used the large tool). It was only the 6th quilt I'd ever made, and the accuracy of the points got me hooked on Deb's tools.
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mkc-that is gorgeous and you did a wonderful job on it. Love all of your fabrics
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Originally Posted by Jordan
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mkc-that is gorgeous and you did a wonderful job on it. Love all of your fabrics
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I love their YouTube videos! So helpful! They have one on binding is really great and very worth watching.
https://youtu.be/yfIhzC9f6Oc |
I also did mine with Deb Tuckers ruler. My sister made one with the Missouri Star technique, which is to use 1/2 square triangles. I liked mine way better. It didn't look any easier to do the the 1/2 square triangle way. The results using the Deb Tucker ruler is easy, it's very accurate and makes a stunning block. Wouldn't recommend any other way. I bought her ruler to make the Storm at Sea quilt. Looking forward to that.
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I have Deb Tucker/Studio Rapid Fire tool ruler for the pattern....sadly I've never gotten around to it. Still on my bucket list of to do quilts.
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I made my Hunter's Star quilt from instructions on this board from Roolen. She hasn't posted in a long time but does beautiful work. I found the block to be very easy to make using her technique.
https://www.quiltingboard.com/tutori...ar-t50608.html |
This is so beautiful! I am impressed. Another quilt to my wish list.
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That's gorgeous and unbelievable for only your 6th quilt! Great!
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]618993[/ATTACH]I did this one using an Accuquilt.
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Wow, this is really beautiful! Great colors and I love this pattern!
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Those are some beautiful Hunter Star quilts. I hosted a swap 4-5 years ago o QB. Here's my quilt -- - - -
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Originally Posted by Jordan
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mkc-that is gorgeous and you did a wonderful job on it. Love all of your fabrics
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I did mine using pp'ing. Did a king. It was lots of work but worth it for me. Love this pattern!
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I agree with Jordan.
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Ok, here's mine. Gifted it to my DIL. |
Mine were 10" squares . The quilt finished at 100" x 100" . Picture doesn't show it all done.
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Just looked at the pdf - a lot of waste fabric though so doubt if I'd use it.
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My first Hunter Star I used Deb Tuckers ruler. The next one I did was paper pieced. If I ever do another one, I will absolutely use Deb Tuckers ruler again.It was so easy and accurate.
Originally Posted by sewingitalltogether
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I also did mine with Deb Tuckers ruler. My sister made one with the Missouri Star technique, which is to use 1/2 square triangles. I liked mine way better. It didn't look any easier to do the the 1/2 square triangle way. The results using the Deb Tucker ruler is easy, it's very accurate and makes a stunning block. Wouldn't recommend any other way. I bought her ruler to make the Storm at Sea quilt. Looking forward to that.
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I used the fatquartershop free PDF and it went together very well. Gave it away and have no picture. Would make it again.
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Thanks, PKGranny!
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