Wonky star quilt

My friend wanted to make some wonky stars today... so we worked together... and figured out how it's done. We began with 3" squares. I dug through some scraps and found some yellow. laid it down there.... Double checking that it would cover the corner of the block. Yes. It does. :) Sew it on. Press open. Trim. Using the 3" square as a guide. Viola!!! One Star point.... Only 7 more to go!!!! Two star points! Oh.... Don't they look nice? Here I am chain piecing those star points on! Much…

Have fun with this wonky star quilt pattern! A great stash buster project, or way to use up your fabric scraps!

First let me tell you I did not design, make up or have rights to this block! This is just the way I make Wonky Stars! Here we go...

Wonky stars mini quilt PDF pattern. Finished size 18" (45cm) square. This is a fun stitching project, as there's quite a lot free form piecing with the stars, so one does not have to be very precise when sewing the pointy triangles. The more different they turn out, the better the "wonky" design. Fabric requirements: 12" (30cm) teal background fabric 13 x 4" by 10" (10cm) strips for star fabrics 20" (50cm) square of backing fabric 20" (50cm) square of batting / wadding 5" by 42" (15cm x…

Another Friday finish for you…and this week is a darling little baby quilt I made using some small wonky star blocks I had floating around… Usually when I make wonky star quilts I use 5…

This will be our second paper-pieced block :-) I think it is a fairly simple piecing and as you are all experienced now you should have no worries, right?! Let’s dig in…Note that this …

I’m a huge fan of freestyle quilting! I love to improvise and pull out scraps and make a big mess and just sort of wing it. Give me a list of 100 shapes to cut before I can even start my quilt and I’m out, haha. But give me freedom to make something up as I go along, and call it wonky? I’m so in!

Wonky Star quilt made with Napa's Block Party Club blocks - this one is off to Fairbanks with niece Ariana!

By Diane Harris, HQ Stitch Brand Ambassador You may have heard about improvisational quilting, or improv for short. This kind of freeform construction is fun and easy, and it keeps piecing interesting because every block is a new adventure. You don’t know exactly how it will look until it’s sewn together. I think improvisational work […]

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