Woven Friendship Star
About 3 weeks ago I signed up to participate in National Sewing Day for Quilts of Valor for February 6, 2016. After I registered, I started researching quilt patterns. First I looked through my collection on this blog. I knew I wanted to use a star pattern.
Looking at the pattern I named "Joy's Star" that used only 2 fabrics, I designed a block that looked woven when placed together in a quilt. After further research on the internet, I found out that design was already called "Woven Friendship Star."
Then I went on a Quilt Shop Hop in Florida and collected some fabrics.
I used this technique to make half square triangles.
Used my new rotary cutter Mr. G got me at the Quilting in Paradise Quilt Show in Port St. Lucie, Fl yesterday.
One ten inch square makes 8 half square triangles.
I did put in about 4 hours on this quilt today. Time had to be spent in setting up my "sewing room" again as I am working on this away from home. Fabric for 8 twelve inch blocks were cut, sewn and cut into half square triangles. By 10 pm I had 1 block completed.
Everything is ready for me to get right back to work on rainy days when I'm not on the beach or taking a road trip with Mr. G.
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Related posts:
Quilt Shot Block #58b ~ Woven Friendship Star WIP for QOV
Quilt Shot Block #58c ~ Woven Friendship Star WIP for QOV
Quilt Shot Block #58d ~ Woven Friendship Star WIP for QOV
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I love this method of half square triangle and have used it several times. It sure beats cutting a bunch of triangles and worrying about stretching. Thanks for linking up at Podunk Pickin's.
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