All Stars Quilt With Jenny Doan
Jenny Doan walks through every step in the video below, and honestly it is the easiest way to follow along.
Are you a fan of star patterns? If you are, add this all stars quilt by Missouri Star to your collection. This block is probably one of the easiest star patterns you’ll ever make. Unlike other patterns, you don’t have to measure the strips. The points do not need to be the same sizes, which makes the stars more interesting. But if you prefer to make them the same, go ahead and do the measurements. RELATED: Easy Morning Star Quilt Block Tutorial This block is a quick and beginner-friendly sewing project. It is so simple that you can finish it in a day. I highly recommend you try this pattern at home; I am sure you’ll enjoy making it. Here’s another star quilt pattern for you: Rising Star QuiltEasy All Stars Quilt Materials
- 1 roll of 2 1/2″ print strips
- 1 pack of 10″ background squares
- 3/4 yard of border
- 3/4 yard of binding
- 4 1/2 yards of backing
How to Make All Stars Quilt
Step 1:
Take one 10″ background square and fold it in half twice to make a crease line. Get a 2 1/2″ print strip and place it in a diagonal just like in the photo below. Sew with a 1/4″ seam allowance. You can pull it over a bit but make sure when you fold it back, it covers that corner. Don’t get it past the 2 1/2″ width. Cut the excess. The points don’t have to be the exact same sizes. Just make sure they meet the middle point. Grab another strip and do the same step. Repeat for all sides. Do the same for all the squares.
Step 2:
Set your seams, and press each strip open. Flip the block. Trim off the excess using the block as your guide. Repeat with all the blocks.
Step 3:
Pull out 11 blocks and cut them in half. Then take one block and cut into fourths for your corner block.Step 4:
Arrange the blocks in rows. Sew the halves on the top, bottom, and ends of the middle rows. Then take the quarter pieces and sew on the corners. Add a 3-inch binding.All Stars Quilt With Jenny Doan
