Hi All,
I wanted to share with you how to make a wonky star quilt block. Essentially, this block is just a 9-patch. Some improv, scrappy piecing on the center side pieces forms the star. You can make this any size you'd like; just divide your desired finished block size by three, and add 1/2".
For example, if I wanted to make a finished 9" block, I would need to start with squares that measure 3.5" square.
Here goes!
Cut 8 background squares and 1 center square. |
On one of the background squares, sew on a scrap of fabric matching the center square, so that when you flip the scrap right side up, it will completely cover one corner. |
Press the scrap out, covering the corner. Then sew on a second scrap to cover an adjacent corner. |
Press the the second scrap open. |
Flip the piece over, and trim the overhanging scraps even with the edges of the original square. |
Do the same thing to three more blocks. Lay your 9 blocks out as shown above. |
Sew the rows together. Press the seams in each row in opposite directions, so they will nest together when you sew the rows together. |
Sew the rows together, nesting and pinning the intersecting seams together. |
Finished! |
Kelly
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great! thanks for sharing! I'm loving wonky patterns lately...
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