Friday, July 17, 2020

Purple Ohio Stars for RSC!

I'm still piecing Ohio stars for the RSC but since I started piecing these blocks over a year ago, some of the colors have already been made, like blue. The only color I haven't pieced is purple. After reading Cynthia's blog about this month's RSC color, I decided to make purple Ohio stars for July.

These stars are made in civil war fabrics so they're not the bright colors most of you are using. I had originally started making the Ohio stars when I had decided to make Ancient Stars, a Sue Garman pattern.




These stars finish at 4 1/2" so they're small.

I like Sue's quilt but I've have decided I want to make my own quilt in my own style. The purple stars are the last group of Ohio stars to be pieced. Now I'll concentrate on the center medallion.





13 comments:

  1. Those really are little stars! And lots of tiny pieces! Well done! Looking forward to the finish!

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  2. Looking forward to see the finished one with the Medallion! Pretty Stars!

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  3. Such tiny little stars, so beautiful. Will be lovely to see them all together, when you piece the medallion.

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  4. they are lovely - I look forward to the quilt

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  5. My favorite block but too tiny for me to make.! Have a great week.

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  6. I didn't realize how tiny those were! I can't wait to see your medallion for this quilt.

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  7. I agree that you should make what you need! I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with your stars.

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  8. Hi,
    Beautiful blocks...I've got some of the purple fabric,
    but mine have pink leaves...have a great day!

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  9. I love civil war repro fabrics. These little stars are a perfect use of those fabrics. Good idea to do your own thing.

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  10. Some of those purple stars appear to be Dark BLUE on my screen. I think the important part is that you are USING your scraps!

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  11. Ohio stars are so beautiful. Yours are the perfect size, too!

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