The Irish Stars Leader-Ender Quilt Along has officially started, but you are not too late. It is, after all, a leader-ender experience and any time is a good time for that.
Part 1: Basics and Preparation
Part 3: Triple Irish Chain Block TUTORIAL
Part 4: Irish Star STAR Block TUTORIAL
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ha… I made my first block and now i am back making sure I put it together correctly
Hi . Your button on the right side doesn’t work. I thought you might want to know.
How many star blocks do i need for a qeen using 2 inch blocks.
I’m up to 45 of the 81 Block A’s. Making progress and have a system now. It is so pretty.
https://melsquiltingblog.blogspot.com/2018/01/more-irish-stars.html
I finished one and have 4 more in the making because I made too many blocks. LOL
I love this pattern
yes I have a blue one nearly done…
hi, I just showed this block at guild and I imagine spawned a whole new series of Maine irish star quilts
I am from Maine and may try this quilt as well!
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MARY KOERTJE
Fri 12/31/2021 8:18 PM
I love your quilts…hoping you can help with a name of the 11th quilt pictured..It is a scrappy stars with some joining blocks. (right after the red white and blue coins quilts) I think you have it labeled as a “throw”. Do you have a tutorial? Thank you so muc
I am sorry…I thought I had responded to your inquiry earlier. I believe the quilt you are talking about is the North Star State pattern. You can find a link here: North Star State PDF – Pat Speth Quilts I reduced the size of the blocks by 50% for my version. You can learn more about that here: North Star State COMPLETE – Wedding Dress Blue (wordpress.com) Let me know what more I can do to help. Deanna