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I am making this Hunter's Star quilt for a graduation present for my nephew in Virginia. His high school colors are orange and blue. I have always loved this pattern but had never tried it before. I wanted something that I could do fairly quickly so I decided to make mine using a 12 inch block so that the "star" block would actually be 24". I found a few different ideas about the Hunter's Star online and combined them to make my own pattern/instructions. It went together pretty quickly and was easy to do. Now just to finish it by quilting it and hopefully I can deliver it in person in August.
Thanks, Sherryl Candlequilter |
So beautiful. Love the colors and this pattern. It is still a bit beyond me, but hope to make a Hunter's Star some day. Thank you for sharing.
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very pretty, love the colors together
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Wow... Bright and beautiful. Nice job.
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Very nice! I like the pattern...and I bet he'll love this :)
Christine |
Awesome.
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I'm loving this pattern....this is beautiful!!
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Very pretty and bright!!
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I love it. Well done :)
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Very pretty quilt!
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I love those colors together! DN is going to love it :D:D:D
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Your nephew will love this quilt!
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That came out so nice. I love it.
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This is just super. Love the colors and design.
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Beautiful
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Very nice! You are so talented to make the squares/stars bigger than what the patterns are using! You did a great job! I can't wait to see it quilted!!
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Very nice! This is on my to-do list. Did you paper piece this?
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Originally Posted by Stacey
Very nice! This is on my to-do list. Did you paper piece this?
Thanks, Sherryl Candlequilter |
Sherryl, this is awesome! Soooo striking! I bet he's going to love it! Can't wait to see how you decide to quilt it...I know you'll do a great job on that as well!
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I've made that pattern twice. One was 2 colors and one was 3 colors. Both turned out great, too. I think it is one of the more "masculine" patterns available. Both of mine were for men, too. HE WILL LOVE IT!
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Wow! That is bright! I love it!
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Amazing....
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great job in designing the quilt, love the colors
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Beautiful, great job piecing it.
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It is truly beautiful.
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It is truly beautiful.
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Oh, boy, that's a "wowzer". Great job.
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I really like the thin boarder of orange because it lets you imagine that the pattern goes on and on. Your quilt is really beautiful!
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its is beautiful love the colors too maureen
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He will absolutely love it!! :thumbup:
judy |
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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Great job....he will love it!
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WOW! Now that will surely turn heads! I really admire your perfect peicing, Sherryl :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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WOW...that's gorgeous!!! You are very talented :-D
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What a perfect 'guy' quilt. Nice work.
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it's a very striking quilt - he will love it
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Very nice Sherryl! I'm sure he'll love it! I've always like this pattern as well. Maybe someday I'll find a reason to make it!
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Beautiful Sherryl!
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Love it!
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Originally Posted by candlequilter
I am making this Hunter's Star quilt for a graduation present for my nephew in Virginia. His high school colors are orange and blue. I have always loved this pattern but had never tried it before. I wanted something that I could do fairly quickly so I decided to make mine using a 12 inch block so that the "star" block would actually be 24". I found a few different ideas about the Hunter's Star online and combined them to make my own pattern/instructions. It went together pretty quickly and was easy to do. Now just to finish it by quilting it and hopefully I can deliver it in person in August.]
Thanks, Sherryl Candlequilter |
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