I had been stumped by the four pointed star block pictured in a previous post. I couldn't identify it, or figure out how to piece it. Yesterday, I drafted it in EQ and printed out the exploded block diagram. (Once again, EQ to the rescue!) I printed the pieces onto freezer paper, cut them apart on the solid lines and pressed them onto the wrong side of the fabric. I added 1/4" all around, marked the corners and carefully stitched the pieces back together. I did stop, needle down, and pivot to accommodate that weird set-in shape; it worked perfectly.

VoilĂ ! Success!!
If anyone is interested in the print-out for this six inch pieced block, let me know and I will be happy to e-mail you the pattern as a full sized attachment.
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ReplyDelete…oh and good morning my friend. Your blocks are stunning. I love how you made this happen. You're one of the very best!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Lot of work but it turned out great.
ReplyDeleteDon't you love when something that's driving you nuts gets solved! I can't wait to see what you do next with this!
ReplyDeleteThat was a lot of work but the quilt is probably going to be stunning!
ReplyDeleteI wanna try it! :D I always stay away from set-in seams, curved piecing, equilaterals, etc.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a copy. Thanks so much,
ReplyDeleteGloria
gyates625@bellsouth.net
You are so clever...these look great!
ReplyDeleteI loved this block when I saw it. Thanks so very much for offering your pattern. I would like to use it in some small pillows. I think my profile has my email associated with it.
ReplyDeleteBtw, love your fabric choices. B
Oooo! I'd like a copy very much :) I don't have EQ7 yet but am waiting for an upgrade to arrive. Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteWorth every minute it took! Fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteI didn't click on the picture of the quilt, and my quick glance thought the block could be made with the Tri Rec ruler set. No inset seams, but more of them. However, your templates would show off pretty fabric much better...
ReplyDeleteYes please! I really love the reds!
ReplyDeleteDJCogdill@q.com
These are adorable! Bet they are like chips...you can't stop at one or two!
ReplyDeleteHmm maybe the start of a red and white challenge quilt for next year's show?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great star! Electric Quilt to the rescue again!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'd love a copy of this star block!!! Thank you sooooo much!
ReplyDeleteNancy
ritzelj@wildblue.net
What a cute block. I can see lots of possibilities. I would love the printout.
ReplyDeletegrammaretta at yahoo dot com
I LOVE that block ~ found you from a post on Karen Dianne's blog. Can you send the pattern to me at twhisson at yahoo dot com
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I always enjoy reading your blog -- I follow from Quiltville. I would love a copy of the directions for the block -- I love how it turned out!! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteYES, please. Cuz we all know I do not have near enough projects going. Nothing to occupy my time ...
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Thanks for your offer. I would like a PDF of your endeavor!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I have seen your blog.
I will be back!
I would love the full size printout to make this little block. It is going to be fantastic in the red and white. Thanks in advance for your hard work. Cathy in TN maggiemae (at) tds (dot) net
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a go at that lovely block. Please send me the neccessary.
ReplyDeleteRegards Lynn Walker.
lynn.walker@fsmail.net
Oh, yes! I would like the block pattern to give it a try.
ReplyDeletekbeigh@cfl.rr.com
I see from your next post that your solution for piecing works really well.
I love this little block. Paper piecing? hmmmmm!
ReplyDeletethanks - Joyce
Love this little block. Wonder if it could be paper pieced. Please include me for a copy. Thanks
ReplyDeleteJoyce
I would love the pdf for this little star block - it is so cute! Thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable block! I have decided it's time to make a two color block, yes, red and white will be sooo cool! Thank you very much for your kind offer of sending us the patter you created.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Kathy
I may regret this (wink) but I'd like to try this pattern. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a copy of the pattern. Thanks for offering it to us. djosmith@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI would love to try out the star block. Thank you for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would love a print-out for this six inch pieced block. Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, I just found your blog, looks interesting. I would also like a copy of the block pattern, I've liked similar quilts but was always afraid to try the block. Your directions look doable. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this pattern. I would love a copy please.
ReplyDeleteSarah
sarah.homans@gmail.com
I just found this site. I followed a link from Quilter Kathy's blog. I would love to have a copy of this block. I can also see this block as a border.
ReplyDeleteI just found your site through Quilter Kathy's blog. Please send me a copy of the block..thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just found your site through Quilter Kathy's blog. Please send me a copy of the block..thank you!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and I must say you do beautiful work. If it's still available I would love a copy of this pattern. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteHello, I love your little block and think it will work w/my civil war reproducion blocks at the 6" size,,I can't seem to find an email for you so I am posting this.Would you please send me a PDF file for this pattern??
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated,
Linda J
VA USA
LJeterpudd@aol.com
Hello, I love your little block and think it will work w/my civil war reproducion blocks at the 6" size,,I can't seem to find an email for you so I am posting this.Would you please send me a PDF file for this pattern??
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated,
Linda J
VA USA
LJeterpudd@aol.com
I would love a copy of the pattern since I need to use up scraps of all colors
ReplyDeleteThank you for your generosity
kbuteau@comcast dot net
Would love a copy!
ReplyDeleteTIA
anudge@gmail.com
I would love a copy if this pattern is still available! Thanks
ReplyDeleteIs the pattern still available? Would love a copy as I need a leader ender thanks in advance Kathy
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