Diamond star quilt pattern
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If you’re stressed about sewing perfect diamond units, we’re here to calm your nerves with an easy tutorial for strip pieced diamond quilt blocks.
Welcome to the Six Point Diamond Star Block Tutorial!! Let's get sewing... Materials needed: Background fabric (mine is white) - 2 - 3.5 inch by width of fabric strips Colors: 6 scraps 3.5 inches by AT LEAST 7 inches A 60 degree ruler (or some method of measuring a 60 degree angle!) All seams are 1/4 inches! Using the 60 degree ruler, trim the end of the strip at a 60 degree angle. Slide the ruler down 4 inches and cut at another 60 degree angle like so. Continue down the strip. Cut 12 white…
Block Builders Workshop: LeMoyne Star Block With the LeMoyne Star Quilt Block pattern plus our free video lesson, you'll learn how to piece this classic block, including the traditional diamond shapes, with NO set-in seams!
I’ve had several people ask me how they can make their own Scrappy Lone Star. I’ve put together this chart, so you can make a variety of sizes from 16″ to King-sized. The top port…
Photo above © Lahonda Littleton This quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Diamond Charms Quilt Block
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Quilt designs featuring 6-point stars have been made by many generations of quilters. Flock of Stars is a free, easy beginner friendly English Paper Pieced (EPP) 6-point diamond quilt pattern that embraces that heritage and finishes at a great lap size. Click to read the pattern and then download the free printables! #EPP #englishpaperpiecing #patchwork #patchworkquilt #starquilt #diamondquilt #beginnerfriendly #quilt #blanket #sewing #adventure
Today I'm happy to be a stop on the Quilting on the Go blog tour. Quilting on the Go is written by my long time blog friend Jessica, who blogs at Life Under Quilts. I have admired her beautiful travel quilts for many years. In fact, she is the one who got me started on EPP over two years ago. I'm so excited for her beautiful book! It clearly covers every step of the EPP process-preparing a travel kit, choosing fabrics, how to join the pieces, very important assembly instructions-like…
