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Originally Posted by Tartan
If you continued in the 60 degree idea, would putting in 2 60 degree triangles work on each side indent? You would end up with a hexagon shape? Would that be easier to continue?
remember the angles of an equal sided triangle are 60*! JP |
There are no "mistakes" just design changes! ;) Lovely Quilt! I trully like how it came out!
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Originally Posted by lindy-2
i started to make a lone star without a pattern (crazy i know) ive never made one befor and for some reason i had it in my head that i needed to cut the strips at a 60 degree angle. so now i have a six pointed star insted off an 8 pionted star so my question is what is my star called is it still a lone star? and how do i make the setting triangles now since i cant use 90 degree triangles and sqares? please help
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Very pretty!! but alas, not an original.... pattern
here's my 'lonestar' http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-61109-1.htm Never could find a fabric to square it off in so... sold it! |
I am thinking if you wanted to you could fill the spaces between the star points with triangles, same size as your points, but lay them on their side??? Seems to me like that would be the same angle you would need on any set in piece you use between the star points. If this isn't right, someone please jump in and say so!
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I love your 6-point star in blues. It is beautiful.
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Of course its still a LONE STAR- unless you go crazy & make a million of them! LOL!! --just kidding!!
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Star of Wonder - I love it.
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thaks everybody "Star of wonder" i like that maybe ill call it that.
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