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A fast and simple way to create an exquisite quilt using 2.5″ strips. It is best to use contrasting prints/ colors. This quilt top will have you amazed by your own creation because you would think that if it’s easy it should look easy too, but not this quilt! So bust out those 2.5″ Strip packs and get to sewing!
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I just watched Jenny’s Fence Rail Star tutorial, and all I can think is, “Why didn’t I think of that?”
Seriously folks, this quilt is so easy! It’s just strip sets and snowballs, nothing fancy. But somehow, those simple little elements combine to create a gorgeous, intricate pattern of stars and stripes.
Make this one up in red, white, and blue, and you’ll be set for The Fourth of July! Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
When Jenny’s daughters designed a gigantic postage stamp star block, she was impressed. But when they realized that just one of those blocks was big enough for a quick baby quilt, she fell in love!
Baby Blocks is a beautiful pattern, and with strip sets and half-square triangles, it comes together in minutes!
Today we’re working on a Nine Patch on Point quilt, and – you guessed it – it’s just as easy as it is pretty! (Psst! Pay close attention, because the principles demonstrated in this tutorial will allow you to put almost any block “on point.”)
Jenny whips up 9-patches at lightning speed with strip sets made from a beautiful “Gingham Girls Rolie Polie” by Amy Smart. Add four extra seams, and you’ve got an easy peasy block on-point! Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
Here at Missouri Star Quilt Co we love to put unique spins on classic quilt blocks. Much like this Curved Log Cabin Quilt block. Instead of using all 2.5″ strips to create this block, we have added in some 1.5″ strips to add a fun curved flare to the quilt top!
Click HERE to watch the full tutorial and get your supplies!