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Ohio Star
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This Ohio Star quilt was made in a mystery class I took. We used Anita Hallock's "Fastpatch" method - it was a lot of fun and I was really happy with the way it turned out. Thanks for looking!
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No picture. Your Avitar is beautiful!
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Beautiful quilt!!!!!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful quilt, love Ohio stars!!!
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beautiful quilt!!!!!
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Wonderful fabric choices.
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One of my favorite patterns. Your points look so crisp. Did that fastpatch method help with that? I would like to know more about that method.
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Beautiful quilt, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
nicely done
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Beautiful!!!!
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Beautiful quilt!
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May I ask what is the Fastpatch Method? Your quilt is beautiful.
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Very nice--thanks for sharing.
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very very nice
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Very pretty quilt!! Love that border fabric! (think I had some of that) :)
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very nice quilt
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Very nice, thank you for sharing the photo for inspiration!
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Nice Quilt... I have been thinking of doing a Ohio Star quilt once I get caught up with hand quilting 2 queen size... I like the pattern you chose and I am most likely going to use it. Thanks for sharing
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that is a very sweet quilt.
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Well now I know where all the points I've been missing went. Lovey work, lovely quilt.
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I love Ohio Star and snowball blocks! They sure go well together. I'm hoping to do one as well.
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Very nice , I especially like the quilting in the white area's. I too am curious about the "fast patch".
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by Tweety2911
(Post 5938797)
No picture. Your Avitar is beautiful!
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Beautiful quilt, very nicely done!
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Your quilt is wonderful, love the quilting, too.
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That is a great quilt.
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Great job - I love the quilt.:)
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Thank you for all the nice comments! Several of you asked about the Fastpatch method. It was developed by Anita Hallock and is explained in her books: Fastpatch: A Treasury of Strip Quilt Projects; Scrap Quilts Using Fast Patch; and Fast Patch Kid's Quilts. (All are available at Amazon.) Basically you sew checkerboards, cut them apart diagonally, resew, and voila - you have a whole set of quarter square triangles completely done. So easy and fun! You can also use it to make flying geese and many other designs.
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Lovely quilt. Had not heard of this method but going to look it up! Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome job!
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Very pretty! Love the fabric and colors!
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Lovely quilt. I just love Star quilts. They are totally my favorites.
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This is one of my favorite patterns and you have showed it off so well. It's beautiful!
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This is a beautiful quilt. Great job.
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great quilt!
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You did a wonderful job on this. I love how the setting created the big white squares on point. Could you post a close up of the quilting in the alternating white blocks?
For those interested I found this great website explaining it. Looks like fun and I am definitely interested in trying it. http://www.pacinfo.com/~hallock/triangles.html |
Very pretty love the colors, good job
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Love the quilt. It's on my bucket list.
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