Starry Path Block
#2
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Is this the block?
You can download templates. Look to the side of the page...there are links to the templates.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/quilting-w...fm?blockid=131
You can download templates. Look to the side of the page...there are links to the templates.
http://www.jinnybeyer.com/quilting-w...fm?blockid=131
#3
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This is the info I got when I Google the block:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Star...-a&channel=nts
Thee is a u-tube video
https://www.google.com/search?q=Star...-a&channel=nts
Thee is a u-tube video
#4
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Thanks to both of you for your replies. The Jinny Beyer site is where the block is, but no enough instructions, cutting sewing order etc to guide a still inexperienced quilter. It seems to have a couple versions of the pattern.
I haven't checked al the youtube videos yet.
I haven't checked al the youtube videos yet.
#6
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To piece this block using the templates:
Sew B & C together
Add D
Add A
Repeat 3 more times
This will give you 4 - quarter blocks
Sew 2 quarter blocks together - twice
Sew half blocks together
Sew B & C together
Add D
Add A
Repeat 3 more times
This will give you 4 - quarter blocks
Sew 2 quarter blocks together - twice
Sew half blocks together
#9
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Paper piecing is not that hard. There are many YouTube videos out there for it. One of the keys is to buy an add-a-quarter ruler. The inventor describes how to paper piece as she explains how to use the ruler. You don't have to have it, but it sure makes PP a lot easier. Judy Niemeyer suggests it for her patterns. http://www.addaquarter.com/how_to.php
The Quilters Cache block shows the order that you lay the fabric down on the paper to sew it. Click on the template and you should go to this page. http://www.quilterscache.com/images6...ypath2temp.gif Since you would need four of these to make a square, you need four copies of the pattern.
The Quilters Cache block shows the order that you lay the fabric down on the paper to sew it. Click on the template and you should go to this page. http://www.quilterscache.com/images6...ypath2temp.gif Since you would need four of these to make a square, you need four copies of the pattern.
#10
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Thanks so much for all of your help and instructions, appreciate it. I would love to learn paper-piecing but right now am trying to find an alternate block, working on a quilt, so wanted to start working on it for now.
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