Lone star quilt

I have two Lone Star quilts to share with you today and they were made by Florence who will be giving them to her granddaughters for their graduation this June. The first one is made in pinks and greys and the inner grey border has a very pretty feather print. Lots of flowing feathers and CC’s in the diamond shapes to give it wonderful texture. The second one is made in bolder colour palette of blue, green and purple fabrics and quilted very similar to the first one.

I mentioned here that I made a center block for three different medallion quilts. Two are Marcelle Medallion blocks from the medallion pattern in the Liberty Love book. The third was for the design as you go Medallion project we’re currently working on with the Utah County Modern Quilt Group. For that block I decided to make a lone star [...]

This is my very first Moda Bake Shop design and I'm so excited to bring it to you. Inspired by the lone star block tutorial at the Hopeful Homemaker and modified to use the oh-so-popular jelly roll, it's a great way to bring a contemporary spin on such a traditional quilt design! I used the delicious Feed Company by Sweetwater for this quilt with the tone on tone white gingham for the background. I'll warn you, this is not necessarily a quick quilt. But, by taking your time through the steps…

Lone Star Quilt Block tutorial with video, pattern and several color ideas for you to get inspired and create yours!

The Happy Scrappers met again Wednesday at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Most of us continued working on the Lone Star Spiral Quilt that we started last Saturday. It really was a full working day. Above is Catherine’s mock-up of the quilt she is going to make. Of course, our wonderful teacher Vickie was there to guide us every step of the way. I can’t say enough about Vickie’s teaching skills. I would never have attempted a quilt like this without her by my side. Above Vickie demonstrates how…

I'm linking this tutorial up with Mary Ann ! Thanks MaryAnn. And Quiltstory , thanks H&M! When I was first learning to quilt, one of the...

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…

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The Lone Star Quilt is a classic design that has been around for many generations. This traditional pattern is known for its intricate design and attention to detail. It takes skill, patience, and …

Gorgeous Lone Star!

My very first Moda Bake Shop post is up now with this gorgeous lone star from a jelly roll. Download the 7 page coloring eBook to design your own!

Pictures - Lone Star Quilt..... - Okay, let's say this Lone Star quilt has taken me way too long to get done. But, the results are well worth the wait, I think. This is Nan and Joe's quilt - this is my second quilt for them. It is always a pleasure to work with Nan and Joe - they are the sweetest couple and the nicest

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Sewing & Quilt Gallery: Client Valentine's Day Lone Star. Meandering/ivy like heart filler around the feathering-Gorgeous!

Welcome to the last day of the Island Batik Ambassador Lone Star Quilt challenge. If you've been following along, there have been some absolutely stunning quilts created. If you haven't as yet, I'll be posting a round-up of all the quilts next week. So, the Lone Star Quilt... as with many of the challenges Island Batik has set us this year, I'd not made a Lone Star quilt before. I always knew that I wanted to make one of these quilts - some day - but in all likelihood, it would probably…

Hello Ladies, Our next meeting of the Quiltin’ Bs will be Thursday, January 23 at 7:00 pm. We will begin working on a Broken Star/Lone Star quilt. I know it looks complicated, but I think everyone will be able to do it.

Lone Star Block This Tutorial is available for free... Full post: Lone Star Block

Join us for the Live Q&A after the class with Courtenay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSn8DgO-nXsWe also hosted a pre-class Q&A with Courtenay here: ...

In March I had the pleasure of taking a class with Kimberly Einmo at the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show. She is a friendly, gracious teacher. She willingly shares her sewing tricks and tips and answers any question, even when entirely redundant. She guided those whose skill wasn't really up to the prerequisite so they could find success. Really, I thoroughly enjoyed my day with her. The class I took was for her popular Lone Starburst quilt. You needed a jelly roll or equivalent amount of strips…

I have always wanted to try a Lone Star Quilt, but couldn’t get around to it until I needed something for the fair. I got this fabric from Yoder’s Quilt Store, which is in Shipshewanna…