Whirling Star Quilt Block. Texas Star. Easy LeMoyne Star. Four Patch Star. Origami Star. Easy Hourglass Star. Scrappy Star Quilt Block. 10 FREE Scrap-Busting Quilt Block Tutorials - Quilting Gallery /Quilting Gallery. Hello, Quilting Friends … With my recent return to blogging, one of my TOP priorities for the blog, is to share with you all, FREE quilt blocks and tutorials that I think you will LOVE.
With that in mind, today, I’m excited to share with you 10 FREE Scrap-Busting Quilt Block. Pamsquiltblocks2. Block library tutorials. Texas Star. Star Power. Five Pointed Star. STITCH a backstitch tutorial design. Wonky star quilt top Free pattern. Star Power. Mia. Chicago Star. Woven_stars_mini_quilt.pdf. Sixteen Point Star Quilt Block Pattern. Examine the Sixteen Point Star quilt block and you'll discover several ways to assemble its patchwork.
We'll sew the star quilt pattern using a combination of squares combined with half square triangle units (HST) and quick pieced no waste flying geese, making assembly a breeze. Breaking down the components in that way makes it easy to play with fabrics. For example, maybe you would prefer to use more than one fabric for the star tips, or in the square that sits between each group of tips. My star tips are all a rosy pink... yours can differ. The quilt block finishes at 12" square. Read through all instructions before beginning. Fabrics Experiment with colors as much as you like. Corner Star. Sorry for being tardy to the party.
I'm not usually the one to make a fashionably late entrance, but this block boggled my mind for longer than usual. The Corner Star block is made up of flying geese and square in a square units. Free Pattern: Economy Star Spring cleaning in your fabric closet?
Why not! Thank You, Kimberly! by susank6651110125. Astrodelic_instructions. Annie's Choice Block - Fat Quarter Shop's Jolly Jabber. Welcome back to the Wishes Quilt Along!
This program benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation and we are so thankful for all of your donations thus far! We have raised almost 25% of our goal and we are so happy with our progress. Join in this quilt along and help us make a difference! Today we are excited to introduce the third block in the program, Annie's Choice! Are you ready to get started? Once you have the pattern downloaded and your fabric cut, watch this video tutorial for a closer look at piecing the Annie's Choice block. Quartered-star-tutorial.pdf. Starsofmylife-1.pdf. Jinny Beyer Studio. Magic-star-block-pattern-by-wencke-wolff-hatling.pdf. Outstanding sewing, quilting, and needlework tutorials since 2005.
Janice from Better Off Thread designed this pretty Wonky Star Block to use for quilts, pillows and more.
We can’t wait to see what you do with your block! Learn more about Janice in her introduction, and check out some of her beautiful quilts. Hi, I’m Janice, and today I’m going to show you how to make this Inset Wonky Star Block. I originally designed this block for a sewing bee I participate in and I thought it would be fun block to use in a variety of projects. It’s a large, 20” block, so one block is the perfect size for a pillow.
Four blocks and a 4” border will give you this great 47” x 47” starburst baby quilt. Triangle star quilt block tutorial. I've been playing with 60 degree - or equilateral - triangles this past week and made a fun little star quilt block.
So while I was at it, I decided to make a quick and simple tutorial to show how I did it. The equilateral triangle is a fun one to play with. The best part is that they're easy to sew together without any Y seams. For this project you will want 24 light, low-volume prints, triangles and 12 red triangles, 3 triangles each from 4 different red prints. There are lots of ways to cut 60 degree, or equilateral triangles. If you don't have a triangle die-cut blade, don't despair! For this project, if you are using a ruler, cut a 4 1/4" wide strip and then use a ruler to cut the 60 degree angles, rotating the ruler to get multiple equilateral triangles from the strip.
Equilateral triangles can also be cut using a regular quilting ruler as long as it has a 60 degree line. Lay out the triangles in the design you want. After your first row is assembled it will look like this. Freshly Pieced Modern Quilts: Ribbon Star Block Tutorial. My 4x5 Modern Quilt Bee blocks really grew on me as I worked on them—I think the ones with the white backgrounds look especially fab.
So thanks to everyone who weighed in and gave me some encouragement about this block. Without it, I probably would have moved on to yet another design! And since people seemed to like it, how about a tutorial? Free Tutorials - Bee Blocks of 2014 by Anne Marie Chany. Cactus-star-block.pdf. Ohio Star Quilt Block Tutorial. One of the classic quilt blocks and an element of many sampler quilts and even some star quilt patterns, the Ohio Star block is easy to sew as long as you can make an hourglass unit and join simple squares.
The Ohio Star quilt block is sewn on a 3 x 3 grid, featuring three rows and three columns. It is made from five patchwork squares and four hourglass blocks. Wonky Star Block. I'm using wonky stars for an upcoming sewing project, so I thought it would be nice to get the tutorial out before publishing the project.
Don't let this shape fool you. It is SO easy to make this star. For real. Trust me on this. For a completed 12" block, you will need the following: (5) 4.5" squares for your star ( If using a directional print like stripes, please keep that in mind when cutting and placing your pieces together. . (8) 4.5" squares for your background Rotary cutter, ruler, and mat Hot iron.