ID Quilt pattern?
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I love the pastel star quilt from the quilt show posted by labug at
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-111499-1.htm (9th photo).
Can anyone ID the pattern? Or figure out how to make the blocks? I'm stumped!
Thanks for any help.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-111499-1.htm (9th photo).
Can anyone ID the pattern? Or figure out how to make the blocks? I'm stumped!
Thanks for any help.
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Looking at the block on point, I've come up with something and will attach some very rudimentary hand drawings. It appears the large star may be pieced and then it has sashing around it. I don't know how to regularly piece one of the sashing parts because it is an odd size (3" x 3 1/2") so I drew a paper piecing template for it. I will be interested to see what someone else comes up with
Pastel Star#1
[ATTACH=CONFIG]179524[/ATTACH]
Pastel Star#2
[ATTACH=CONFIG]179527[/ATTACH]
Pastel Star #3 - Paper Pieced
[ATTACH=CONFIG]179529[/ATTACH]
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The blocks are set on point. If you turn your head at a 45 degree angle [ LOL ], you can see that the block is pictured as below. I don't know that pattern name, but I hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
The blocks are set on point. If you turn your head at a 45 degree angle [ LOL ], you can see that the block is pictured as below. I don't know that pattern name, but I hope this helps.
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Thanks for helping me think about this. I think I would put the block together like this photo (cropped and enlarged--not nicely--from the original quilt photo): 8 flying geese blocks facing each other, the star block, and the square in the corner. There seems to be a strip of fabric between the flying geese. I'm sure there are other ways!
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BLESS YOU, BLESS YOU, BLESS YOU...FOR COMING UP WITH A PAPER PIECED PATTERN. I LOVE PAPER PIECING, AND APPRECIATE ANYONE COMING UP WITH THIS TYPE PICEING PATTERN.
ANYONE HAVE A PAPER PIECED CARD TRICK PATTERN?
I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE!
Helen...MO
ANYONE HAVE A PAPER PIECED CARD TRICK PATTERN?
I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE!
Helen...MO
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