68 Responses to July star blocks tutorial
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Flag pillow and block tutorial | Cluck Cluck Sew -
August 17, 2015
[…] and bottom center, and the 2 1/2″ sides all facing the center. Make a star block…here is a step by step on making the star units. Layout and sew your strips into sets as shown. Sew the star together, then sew […]
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November 4, 2015
[…] Cluck Cluck Sew made this beautiful July Star block quilt pattern. […]
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Three Christmas Quilts | Sarana Ave -
December 29, 2015
[…] found a great star block tutorial from Cluck Cluck Sew that you can find Here. I added 2 1/2 inch sashing between the blocks and went with very random fabric placement […]
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Wee Wander Fabric and Quilt Patterns – The Nearest Future -
January 26, 2016
[…] like this star quilt by Allison at Cluck Cluck Sew and I think it would be cute to fussy cut squares from the […]
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Latest Charity Quilt | Christine Doyle -
March 2, 2016
[…] looked around online, and found this quilt from Cluck Cluck Sew. She used a simple star pattern, and I really liked the way she mixed up her […]
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[…] July Star Blocks Tutorial, by Allison […]
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July 7, 2016
[…] on my shelf when I knew it could be so much more.My plan for this fabric has always been to make a star quilt like the one Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew made years ago. I knew I shouldn’t start cutting […]
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2 Dogs Studio » Too many projects -
December 7, 2016
[…] fabrics for the hour glass challenge I might as well use them to make another quilt. I am using Cluck Cluck Sew star block tutorial to make some simple star blocks. I was originally thinking of a straight forward layout with […]
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[…] Patriotic Stars quilt block tutorial by Allison Harris will allow you to make 11″ blocks for your own custom, scrappy star quilt. […]
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No Point Stars – A Free Printable Pattern in 5 sizes | Cluck Cluck Sew -
December 12, 2017
[…] decided to revamp my July Stars Tutorial with a FREE printable full pattern (link is below)…because I love this quilt so much and it […]
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Making Stars | Cluck Cluck Sew -
December 12, 2017
[…] weekend goal is to get my Christmas star quilt top made! These stars are so fun to make. Next week I’ll make size, fabric requirement, and cutting instructions […]
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50+ 4th of July Sewing Projects + DIY Patriotic Patterns -
June 15, 2018
[…] 4th of July Star Block Quilt – Another great 4th of July quilt using classic star blocks. […]
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Modern Patriotic Star Quilt | Musings of a Seamstress -
August 21, 2018
[…] settled on making a variation of this July Star Blocks Quilt from Cluck Cluck Sew. I opted to make the star out of different white on white cotton prints […]
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Those are great…love the way they float! And no points to match at the center square and the flying geese…great block!
I love the colors you used. This has always been among my favorite blocks. Good tutorial, too!
You have saved my sanity. I have been trying to make my granddaughter a star quilt for about 3 weeks now. All those 1/8″, 7/8″ and so forth have been horrible for me. Now I come across your pattern for a star block and wow, first try it turns out fabulous! I cannot thank you enough for this simple tutorial that comes out perfect everytime. Thank you so much!
A wonderful work!!
Oh I just LOVE this quilt!
I adore that quilt – the red, gray, white, and blue are so fabulous and summery!
Thanks for the tutorial. I love the way the base of the star points overlap. I hadn't given much thought about how to do this, but the way you do it is so simple. Thanks!
Great tutorial! I need to make some of these, and had been wondering just how you do it!!
Normally I'm not big on red, white and blue quilts or anything of the sort, but I love this. It's so fresh and pretty.
Very cute! Thanks for the tute.
this block never gets old!
Thank you so much for posting this!!! I love this block but didn't know how to do it. You are my quilting idol as I start trying to become a quilter.I love everything you do.Thank you for sharing your talent.
thanks for the tutorial!!!
Al, that gray flower-y fabric is SO cute, where did you get it?!
Perfect timing for this post! Thank you so much for posting.
awesome tutorial!! now I just need to learn how to sew … haha!
Love the colors you chose for this quilt. The pattern is perfect to show them off. Thanks for this great tutorial.
I love this! Thanks for the tutorial – this quilt may just end up on my (long long long) to-make list.
Thanks so much for this easy-to-follow tutorial!
i love that red square fabric so much i bought myself some yesterday! hop over to my blog and check out my finished kaleidoscope. i am seriously in love and am thinking of hand quilting… am i crazy?
Your quilt is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your tutorial!!
I LOVE that way of making them. Will hafta do one like that for Quilts of Valor..AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you so much for sharing this. I am so in love with this quilt!!!
Allison
Thank you for continuing to share your amazing talent & giving us another easy to understand tutorial. You've made it so easy to make my fav star block I know that I will get a star quilt done for this 4th now & I thank you. Happy 4th!
Penny
You just rocked my world! You mean to tell me your blocks don't just automatically turn out squared??? All this time I thought I had Patchwork Deficiency Disorder (PDD)! I feel SO much better now!
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Wow- you are so generous with your tutorial sharing! Thanks!
i love a classic star and paired with the red white and blue theme….they go perfectly together. thanks for the tutorial
Great block/quilt….thank you for sharing the tutorial!
thank you so much for the tutorial. I hope to try it out sometime.
Great tutorial! This is definitely on my to-do list. I would love to see how you quilt the top when you are all done.
You are magical!! I thought the stars would be much more difficult!! Thanks for showing how!!
Deb from clutteredquilter.blogspot.com
Thank you *SO MUCH* for sharing your tutorial with us!!
Your quilt had me swooning and now I have made a whole row of stars for my quilt and I just love them! :o) I used all my scraps of fabric!!
Have a great weekend!!
Sincerely, Trish
thanks for the tutorial for this block! i love it! i'm a 4th of july baby, so is my sis. maybe we need matching quilts like this?
thank you for your tutorial…it's so helpful…^^
have I told you recently how fabulous you are? well, I shant wait another minute: you did it again! you created a wonderful quilt and shared an easy to follow tutorial, also.
I share your blog addy with all my quilty friends and students.
bravo! and a well wishing thank you.
I was so intimidated by star blocks, but your tutorial was amazing to follow. I can't wait to try another! I posted pictures of the baby quilt I made on my blog. :D
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i like your work!
i have see that you use a bernina ; ) i too- i'm swiss.
sorry for my english!
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This is a great and stunning project!! This tutorial will certainly help a lot!! Thanks!!
Perfect Tutorial¡¡¡ Thank you for sharing beautiful works¡¡¡
yay! i am pretty new to quilting & have only done squares & rectangles so far. i have been curious as to how these lovely stars were made & this seems really easy! thx so much! :)
We used this tutorial for our Sept Liberty and Justice Swap, you can see some on Flicker, mine are on my blog, they are super fun and easy.. Thank you, Shirley from SimpleSew funnymesjc at gmail dot com
Hi there! Love this tutorial! Such a pretty quilt. I have a question: If I wanted to resize, are the corner star pieces always one inch smaller than the background pieces? Thank you!
I used this tutorial to make my first ever quilt – and my daughter loves it. Thank you so much!
Now I have linked to it on my blog so others can use it too! http://alittlebirdmademe.wordpress.com/tutorials/
Thank you for your awesome tutorials. I've been quilting for a couple of years, taken classes at quilting conventions, read books and so on. But as far as I'm concerned you have such fresh ideas/tip/quilting methods! (to a newbie anyway) I love your honesty too and sense of humor. Take a look at
Debbie Caffrey Turquoise Trail quilt, sewing all tiny pieces! I have a job…that was hard and it’s now a UFO. Now with this tutorial I think I can make a star quilt, which is a good thing cause I love them. Keep posting and Thanks
This was extremely helpful, and thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am teaching myself to sew/quilt. I made this test block today and it's very easy with your directions.
Last spring I was asked to sew a quilt for the youth at church to tie (cringe) and then donate to our local VA for their Final Salute Quilt project. I was honored to serve those who have served us. My mom, daughter, and I made three together and one of them was this pattern. I loved making it. Thanks for the great idea and easy instructions. I wish I could paste a picture of the quilt, but I can’t make it work. The best part of this story is that, when we arrived a little before the youth to donate a big pile of quilts and listen to some veterans and the widows of others’, I saw an old friend–the mom of kids I had grown up with–and we chatted. Finally I asked why she was there and she told me her husband had died earlier in the spring. I was so grateful that she could receive the star quilt I had made. Thanks, again, for everything–all the happiness you share with your readers and your delightful patterns. https://www.facebook.com/VeteransAffairs/posts/10152591440328178
Maybe this will work? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1052790198072129&set=pcb.1052793734738442&type=3&theater
I’ve been struggling with flying geese star points. Thanks for saving my sanity with your stitch and flip method.
We’re your fabric choices mostly from one line?
Nope this was a huge array of different fabrics! Sorry!
How much fabric did you use? I’d like to try this, but I’m unsure what to buy. :)