Eight lovely green stars. These cuties will finish at 4".
Fifteen 4-patch blocks. They will finish at 8".
Last month I had shown several ways to lay out these blocks. If I understood some of the comments correctly, some people thought I had all the blocks I needed.
No, these blocks will be for a king sized quilt. I'm going to need lots of them.
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Looking very pretty so far - will be great to see it finished too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I can't wait to see it finished either! The stars and 4-patch blocks are for 2 separate projects.
DeleteIf the 4-patch block is 8" finished, that means the green squares are tiny - 1" finished. And you are making a king size quilt. You require a lot of blocks and even more patience. I am sure it will be a stunning quilt.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is going to take a lot of blocks. It's nice to be making the blocks monthly and not all at one time. The star blocks aren't for the same quilt. I'm not sure how big she will be. The original pattern was 42". I am making it slightly larger but haven't done the math yet. I'm sure I'll have stars leftover but that's ok.
DeletePretty stars! Your 4 patch blocks will make for a pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love those blocks! So pretty! I love your color placement! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I must admit, green isn't my favorite color and these aren't my favorite blocks but green will add a nice touch to the finished quilt.
DeleteThe green stars are four inch finished? Wow, and that means 2 x 1 inch flying geese. That's dedication!
ReplyDeleteWhen I'm piecing the stars, I cut the white part of the flying geese 1 3/4" by 2". This leaves me plenty to trim off so I can square them up easily. There is a LOT of trimming on these little stars.
DeleteVery cute stars indeed!
ReplyDeleteWow, tiny pieces here! Is that a 4-patch in a 4-patch in a 4-patch?!
ReplyDeleteI guess they are, I just laid them out and have been sewing them. I didn't really stop to look at the pattern closely.
DeleteI love the tiny stars. The four patch blocks is going to make an awesome quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe stars are very pretty...but those four patch blocks...wow!!
ReplyDeleteThank you. If I make 15 every month I should have enough by the end of the year.
DeleteRed or green, your blocks are lovely. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was just looking out my window and thinking how nice it is to see some green again, and then read your post! Green is always beautiful! I also like making a few blocks each month and having all of them done at the end of the year. Makes it seem doable!
ReplyDeleteEvery spring I think I need to make a green quilt just because I I love the green of spring.
DeleteI love those little stars!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the four-patches!
ReplyDeleteThese 4-patches are such a simple design but they'll be so awesome in a quilt. I really need to figure how many blocks I need.
DeleteLovely blocks for RSC 2017 - especially those stars.
ReplyDeleteThese blocks are wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThe green is so soothing! It's going to be a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteCute stars and fun 4-patches!
ReplyDeleteYou quilt is going to be beautiful. I am assuming that you have a huge stash of small green fabrics. You have some tiny blocks there! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks!
ReplyDeleteAlmost ready to get to the Studio and play.
ReplyDeleteTwo pretty projects. Live the stars.