Scrappy stars quilt pattern

I am so excited to release my newest pattern! This quilt is called 30s Stars. To make it, I used the cutest reproduction line calle...

This scrappy star block is great for beginners because you can't lose your star points! It is a new and improved variation of a pattern I made a few years ago. It is also a variation of what I call the Ohio Star block.

Click below for Pattern: No Point Stars Quilt Pattern This is my very favorite stars quilt pattern ever....and of course it's because there are NO POINTS of the stars to match up and stress over! Thus the name "No Point Stars"...in case you were confused...naming quilts is not my talent! I decided to revamp my...Read More

Tutorial on how to make star quilt out of charm packs

Play with Color for Your Own Unique Version! Do you love star quilts but cringe at the thought of matching all those points? If so, this wonderful pattern is for you. The stars seem to float on their backgrounds, therefore there are no seams for the points to get lost in. That makes the stars …

You’ll find Many Uses for This Oversized Block! Dig into your stash for a colorful combination of 2 1/2″ and 5″ squares for this wonderful quilt block. Make it as scrappy or as color-themed as you want. Finish the oversized block into a mini quilt for your wall or table. Or use it as a …

The Sawtooth Star Quilt pattern is an easy nine-patch quilt block made from squares and flying geese blocks in 2, 3 or 4 fabrics.

A peek into my love of fabric, piecing, and quilting!

Scrappy Stars Quilt has been in the making for quite sometime. I've had a vision in mind of what I wanted it to look like, and with lots of doubt and questioning of my vision, it took a lot longer than it should have! I do love how it came out. The fabrics in each star and in each background hold a lot of memories for

Hi, all! It's been a hot minute since I posted about my scrappy endeavors, but since I hadn't had much time to work on anything scrappy, I didn't have anything interest to share. But today I have a flimsy finished!! Here's what it looked like Tuesday night when I shared it with my sewing sisters at church. But it was still a hair small for what we needed. Here's a close-up shot - I took it on an angle and it looks really different here! I found a beautiful green Modernist print by Joel…