AuntyLynn

Oh, my goodness, Jennifer23! How awesome. Not only do I see stars with your design, but tumbling blocks also. My I please use your design?

Kythcat

I don't know about Jennifer, but feel free to use the design.

maviskw

The stars sometimes get lost in the tumbling blocks. This is an optical illusion. The tumbling blocks can be seen more than one way, too.

karensue

This is why I Love this group. I have that die, and have never used it, now I will. And between the graph drawing, and Kythcat's explanation and drawing thst just sealed the deal. Thank you ladies
karensue

Jannie

I also see the cubes.

Peckish

My two cents here - I'd assemble it in rows. Since you will be dealing with bias edges, you might want to starch the fabrics before cutting out. Then sew the triangles together in rows, then assemble the rows.


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maviskw

Peckish has a great idea for putting them together. You wouldn't have to make your rows all the way down. Sew together about eight triangles in a row. Make the rows of eight all across the quilt. Then start on the next set of eight. Putting the sections together would be easy.
By doing it in sections, it would be easier to see if your colors are in the right places.