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quiltmom04 12-13-2013 07:42 AM

I use Deb Tucker's rulers for Lemoyne Star and also for Hunters Star and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them. They go together so easily and the results are fabulous. A lot of quilters don't like to piece and then trim down, but I think it gives ME really accurate results.

teacherbailey 12-13-2013 08:22 AM

There is a very, very good tutorial, step by step, in the current issue of (I think) American Patchwork and Quilting. It makes a Lone Star, not Lemoyne, but would be great for you. The quilt is shown on the cover in deep jewel colored batiks.

Jamiestitcher62 12-13-2013 10:10 AM

I've used the Deb Tucker ruler and they came out beautiful. There are so many ways to do it, everyone has their favorite.

lovelyl 12-13-2013 01:16 PM

I use Deb Tucker's ruler and it came out great. Easy with her ruler.

qkrazy 12-13-2013 09:03 PM

Lemoyne star Ruler
 
I am working on a quilt that has 17 Lemoyne Stars and I went in search for a simpler way to construct this star than the one recommended to me in my pattern and I found a ruler that makes the job so much more manageable. It is called a Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star ruler and I ordered the ruler on the web. The web address is www.studio180design.net. It is $29.00 and you can type in rapid fire lemoyne star on your search engine and it will bring up several websites on UTUBE that demonstrates how to use the ruler. Believe me....this is so much easier than sewing a lot of Y seams. Good Luck!

GrannieAnnie 12-13-2013 10:31 PM


Originally Posted by evelyn5269 (Post 6451472)
Has anyone done the Lemoyne Star and what template/ruler did you use. Deb Tucker has one and then Jan Krantz has a different ruler and puts them together a bit different. I love the lemoyne star. Anxious to hear your response or advice.
Thanks,
Evelyn in Sequim WA

Just one block and I charted it out and then used the pieces for templates. (I've seen a few slightly different stars all with the same name)

ampm 12-14-2013 08:15 AM

I found a pattern that I wanted to make in a magazine that required a template due to the size. I took the template to a local office stamp manufacturer. They made an exact copy including cutting, sewing and stop points. I bought wash out ink pads. I stamp my pattern on my fabric, trim and sew away without any problems.Good luck and happy sewing!

weegrannie 12-14-2013 09:09 AM

,I have used the Debbie Tucker Hunter Star and the Lemoyne Star ....... Made the stars quickly.easily and most of all accurate. Love them

krissr 12-15-2013 03:39 PM

I made a very large lemoyne star quilt that had four stars in each block. I used a Marti Michelle ruller. It was the hardest quilt I have ever pieced. good luck!

Chester the bunny 12-16-2013 12:03 PM

I just used the 45 degree line on my ruler and used the pattern in the Stack and Whack book.
Made a few quilts using that method. Some S & W and some not.


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