Ohio star quilt block

If you like large blocks then you will love this 18 1/2" Ohio Star block. It's the 5th one in the "Stars of the Prairie" 2021 Mystery Quilt.

Star quilts are known to be a challenging pattern to make. In this post, see some Ohio star quilt patterns you can try to make in your next quilting project.

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From classic to modern, our Ohio Star Quilt Patterns roundup has something for everyone. Get inspired and start quilting today!

Classic Quilt Blocks have been sewn for centuries, are easy to recognise and are every quilters favorite. Let's celebrate these gorgeous blocks and add them to our quilting projects! Welcome to Week Two of my Ohio Star Classic Quilt Blocks series! It's my favorite week because we get to sew a block together in my step by step tutorial. YAY! Last week I provided a colouring sheet for you to download and print, so hopefully you had a few minutes to plan your block/s and pull some fabrics. The…

Happy Friday and welcome to the second installment of my Summer Patchwork Sampler Quilt. This week we will be making the Ohio Star block. I’ve made one of my blocks using a single fabric and used two fabrics for my second block. So….here’s what you’ll need to get started… For one block: From your background […]

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Ohio Star block & variations

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.