Diamond star quilt block

This is the fourth video of a series of 6 easy 12″ star blocks. The blocks are part of a quilt pattern I’ll release at the end of the video series. How to make a Hunter’s star quilt block The video de

Perfect for a wall hanging or as part of a quilt, learn how to make a large diamond in a square quilt block with this easy tutorial.

Exploding Star Quilt Block. Free Sewing Tutorial and Pattern. Which uses no-waste flying geese, half square triangles, and has an economy block...

I have wanted to start working on making 8-pointed star blocks for a while. The Y seams technique is a bit intimidating so I have been looking at alternative construction methods. The 8-pointed stars are made of 45 degree diamonds. These blocks are also sometimes known as Lemoyne Stars. There is a method using half square triangles, but I am more interested in using the full diamond shapes. To start I used the Fast 2 Cut 3 inch Diamond Ruler. Pictured here. I went through my scrap bag and…

This Glowing Lone Star quilt is a kit from Craftsy.com! I had a blast adding graffiti quilting to it!

Did you guys notice that it's June already? This year is flying by! And that means I've got another Perfect HST Sampler block to show you!

This hunter's star quilt pattern shows you how to make an easy version of this popular design. Make a scrap quilt or sew with a few colors.

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Welcome to the Six Point Diamond Star Block Tutorial!! Let's get sewing... Materials needed: Background fabric (mine is white) - 2 - 3.5 inch by width of fabric strips Colors: 6 scraps 3.5 inches by AT LEAST 7 inches A 60 degree ruler (or some method of measuring a 60 degree angle!) All seams are 1/4 inches! Using the 60 degree ruler, trim the end of the strip at a 60 degree angle. Slide the ruler down 4 inches and cut at another 60 degree angle like so. Continue down the strip. Cut 12 white…

Today let's look at the Diamond Star quilt block. There are other blocks out there that go by the same name but this is the one published by Aunt Martha Studios. Traditionally, the block uses three colors plus the background but, once again, I had to add in another color. Let's get started!