Martha
Flanagan
Starry Palms
Four blocks combined in the Star 29 layout:
Art Square
Starry Path
The Palm
Four X
with a variation of Diagonal Strips 2
Albany, NY
martha@nycap.rr.com
Mary Frances
Wood
Lavender Lace
Star 14 Layout
The two scroll blocks are my design . Also used is the Dresden Flower Fan block from the Block Library.
Forest VA
marygiles@juno.com
Mary Frances
Wood
City Stars
This is the Star
1 Layout. The star points are a block that I designed and remind me
of buildings.
Forest VA
marygiles@juno.com
Maureen
Callahan
Parcheesi Star
Star Quilt Layout #35
4165 Ide Road
Wilson, NY 14172
USA
QuiltBlocks4me@aol.com
Maureen
Callahan
Eight Headed Hydra
Star Quilt Layout #23
4165 Ide Road
Wilson, NY 14172
USA
QuiltBlocks4m@aol.com
Michele
Hunter
Stars and Bouquets
Using Star Layout 23 I set a 16 patch in the middle eight pointed star.
Surrounded them with a Nose Gay block. The color placement is what makes
the many layers of stars. I love using a smaller block from the quilt
in my borders, sometimes I use them in the entire border but most of
the time I place them in the corners like I did with this quilt. My
daughter loves this design and I think this one may actually be made.
Waukegan IL
mhunter@mc.net
Mickie Swall
Feathery Star
Star Layout #43
Blocks: Peacock Feather, Arabia, Alabama Beauty, and Celtic Patch (with
the center knot removed)
Cranberry Township.
PA
Mickie143@hotmail.com
Mickie Swall
Forget Me Not
Star Layout #43
Blocks: Peacock Feather, Arabia, Alabama Beauty, and Celtic Patch (with
the center knot removed)
Cranberry Township.
PA
Mickie143@hotmail.com
Nancy Anderson
Star Gazing
Using Picnic Bouquet, and the Pricilla blocks.
Using layout Star 19.
arvinanc@msn.com
Nancy Anderson
Swallows in the Stars
Using the Circling Swallow (Block Base) and the Pricilla blocks and
the Flying goose variation.
Using Star Layout 6.
arvinanc@msn.com
Rhonda Dayton
Flutterbye Cross
Star-23 with a border of big and little points out.
Had to use a different Star than I used last month - just to Challenge me a little. There is a difference between Star 13 and 23, slight, the "corner blocks" are smaller for one.
Flutterbye Block,
I got from a magazine. Not sure which one nor from when. I kept the
name for that reason. It might not even be recognizable it in this form.
rjdayton@usadatanet.net
Flutterbye Cross II
Star-23 with a border of big and little points in.
Was not sure I liked the other colors, tried using the Dried Flower
Palette (some). Still playing with the colors, a lot easier in EQ than
in fabric.
rjdayton@usadatanet.net
Rory Kirby
Imperial Star of Daisy
This quilt is based on Star 28, with the Daisy Star and Blogg's Deception,
my original Block first used in quilt 23 in the March 2003 Challenge.
The Bloggs Deception block is shown at the corners of the quilt. The
design provides interesting depths by using the asymmetrical Bloggs
Deception block. Plain colours were used to avoid the patterns distracting
the geometry.
Victoria, BC
jroryk@pacificcoast.net
Ruth Rocker
Amythest Gem
This block is from the Stained Glass Quarters.
Choctaw, OK
handwork@krafters.net
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Ruth Rocker
Rainbow Circle
This block is from the Stained Glass Quarters.
Choctaw, OK
handwork@krafters.net
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Twirling Stars
This was so much fun! I just started trying out different blocks. When I put in the log cabin-like block, 7's, all I could say was Wow!
Clear Lake, IA
gonequilting@mchsi.com
Sheila Williams
Stars 32 Layout
Here the fabric makes the layout
Fabric Pallet from Manlene Djenaba - Marcus Brothers Collection called
R22 Surfaces and R22 Gray and Black.
Temecula, CA
Sheila Williams
Stars 22 Layout
Here the fabric makes the layout
Fabric Pallet from Manlene Djenaba - Marcus Brothers Collection called
R22 Surfaces and R22 Gray and Black.
Temecula, CA
Tomi Kimble
Busy Bee
Illinois
tomi@tomiandcarl.com
Tricia Autry
Pink Stars
Somerville, TX
pjautry@aol.com
Tricia Autry
Blue Lone Star
Somerville, TX
pjautry@aol.com
Kathy Johnson
Economy Star
I started with a star layout in the layout libraries. The block I used
was called the Economy Patch. I just placed that block into the whole
quilt. Then I played around with the coloring of the blocks. This quilt
could easily be paper pieced.
Alexander, ND
quilted@ruggedwest.com
Janny V
Star Challenge 2
Shippenville, PA
mcgun@clarion-net.com
Ace McGunigle
Star Challenge 1
Shippenville, PA
mcgun@clarion-net.com
Arlene Franks
Star for June
Just having some fun exploring.
Vernon, BC
bearyquiltin@shaw.,ca
Barbara Skjønberg,
Surprise Star
I used Star 1 layout and I enjoyed the effect one gets just using traditional
blocks from the block library. And using paper foundation piecing there
is no problem making the blocks.
Norway
barbaras@online.no
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Brenda Isovitsch
Butler, PA
Bisovitsch@aol.com
Brenda Isovitsch
Butler, PA
Bisovitsch@aol.com
Carolanne
Star Quilt 1
Carolannec@blueyonder.oc.uk
Carolanne
Star Quilt 2
Carolannec@blueyonder.oc.uk
Round Dance
Paper piecing is the only way to go on this quilt. I actually made a wall hanging of it.
When I would reverse a diamond block to print a paper piecing pattern, it would print it as the other diamond! Strange!
Asymetrical blocks give some very interesting designs using these stars.
dormil@ivic.net