7 point star quilt pattern

Australia's Star by Becky Brown Australia's representative in the 1913 march in Washington at Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. Between 1894 and 1908 women won the vote in all six of Australia's states. Proud to be an example of success, Australian suffragists traveled to the United States and England to march and speak. Women's rights leaders in London marching at King George VI's coronation in 1911 with a banner featuring the Australian Coat of Arms behind them. Center: Margaret Fisher, To…

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Main - 5 point star pattern - Does anyone know of a 5 point star pattern that is not paper pieces. I searched and found paper pieced patterns but really do not want to make one that way since I do not paper peice. Thanks!

Finally! After years of wishing, some clever quilter has designed a seven-point Cherokee Star quilt. Get it fully finished, $1,130 or in a kit for the star part only, $35.

Happy July 1st! Today is the kickoff day for the Red, White & Blue Blog Hop for Sew We Quilt, created by the lovely Madame Samm and organized by the charming Jane of Jane's Fabrics and Quilts. I drafted a five pointed star paper pieced block to share with you. When I think red, white and blue I think patriotic and I wanted to create a block that I could use to echo our national flag. A five pointed star seemed just the thing, with blues in the upper left quadrant like our flag and reds…

Five Pointed Star is listed on our Top 3 Free 5 Point Star Quilt Pattern. Click the link to see the FREE Quilt tutorial.

Follow me in making a 6 pointed star You could make the star out of one piece of patterned fabric or 2 for alternate points (as mine), 3 types for opposite matching fabric or even 6 for 6 different fabric points. Each triangle is equal on all sides - using a 60deg angle Mine were cut from 3 inch strips of fabric. You will need: 12 white or plain fabric triangles 12 patterned triangles:- If 2 patterns - x6 triangles of each If 3 patterns - x4 triangles of each If 6 patterns - x2 triangles of…

I wanted to share this 8 point star template that I came across in a Christmas Idea Book. Just click on the image to save it in it's full size, then resize it for whatever project your working on. It would be used the same way as the 5 point directions (here). Basic directions are to trace and cut out onto heavy card stock then fold to the points and shape. I would love to try this as an altered star if time allows, but these would also be beautiful when simply glittered. Angie

Lone Star Quilt; Known for precision piecing, quilt designer and instructor Jan Krentz develops techniques to break down beloved but complex quilt patterns, making them accessible to a growing circle of makers.

Photo above © Faith JonesThis quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Bright Hopes Star Block