Diane Whitehead
Slashed Stars
This is based on stack and slash techniques to create
stars, with odd sashings of plain blue to fill the balnk areas.
Linda Cipressy
Log Cabin Star
I had seen this log cabin configuration used many times
and it was the first time I used EQ5 to help me figure out how it was
done. I actually made a version of this in cloth for one of my neighbors;
she loved it.
Knox, New York
Leanne Davis
Stars on the Table
This table runner uses the Pole Star block on the tumbling
blocks layout.
Adelaide, South Australia
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Linda Moyer
Love Shines Brightly
Designed for my wonderful husband, Mike.
Jacksonville, Arkansas
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Lynne Chambliss
Hidden Stars Quilt
This origional design is best viewed without the block
or patch outlines. This is a queen sized bed quilt.
Tucson, AZ USA
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Mary Allenspach
UFO's Everywhere
These blocks were
originally designed as setting blocks for an eight point star quilt.
Wisconsin
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Mary Allenspach
Orange You Glad We Have Stars?
I like this central block, but I haven't made a real
quilt with it yet. Haven't done the sashing making stars either.
Wisconsin
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Martha Flanagan
Stars to Oregon
Albany, NY
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Maureen Callahan
Stairway to the Stars
Churchville, PA
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Maureen Callahan
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
Churchville, PA
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M. Busby
Christmas Stars I
Stars are in the
sashing.
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M. Busby
Christmas Stars II
Stars are in the
blocks.
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Mary Demers
Ribbon Stars
Some day I hope to have this one made for my coffee
table. Not very challenging but I like it.
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M. Mercedes Silva
Rose Star
Neva Carlson
Stars n Stars
Asheville NC
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Peggy Schroder
Stars Abound I
Sweet Home, OR
Peggy Schroder
Stars Abound III
Sweet Home, OR
Peggy Savage
Parisian Stars
Ruth Rocker
Snow Crystals
Choctaw, OK
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Sandra Nichols
All Around Stars
Made for the Dec.
Challenge 2004, Love this design it looks like the stars are hiding
behind the center.
Illinois
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Sandra Nichols
Stars are in my Future
Made fo rthe Dec.
Challenge 2004, I'm so into stars in a quilt.
Illinois
Shari Masson
Tessellating Star
Coloring possibilities are endless
Canada
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Simonetta
Seven Sister Stars Quilt
Italy
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Simonetta
Stars and stars
Italy
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Nancy Grey
Stars
This is a block that I used the Symmetry Tool to rotate
into this star design.
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Nancy Grey
Crazy Stars
I used the symmetry tool to rotate this crazy patch
block into this star position.
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Sue Wegert
Starry Night
Lily Pond Quilt Designs
Warsaw, Indiana, USA
Terrie S.
Star Challenge
U. Glueck
Star Challenge
Randi Robbins
Night Sky
Conway, SC
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Ann Harston
Stars Challenge
The main focus of the quilt I submitted is not stars, they are the "backdrop". A very dear friend of mine asked me to draft a pattern for her using a picture of her church. She and her daughter wanted to make an autograph quilt for their preacher. They brought me a photo and I imported it in EQ and traced it. The resulting quilt was absolutely beautiful. One day soon, I hope to get a picture of it up on a website so I can share that with all of you, too.(I got my friends permission). They made star autograph blocks, then brought them to me and had me machine embroider the names of the church families on them. I was so proud to be a part of this project! The preachers wife told them no one had ever given her a quilt before. That really made me wish I'd been there when they presented it to them!
Anyway, I was so proud of this project that I had to share it and since the autograph blocks were stars, I thought it qualified! I sure enjoy particpating in the challenges.
Barbara Gilstad
Texas Celebration!
This month I based my design on Barb Vlack's Stars-27 layout and just had fun playing
with fabric, especially Kaleidoscope by Hoffman. Such movement!
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