These are the blocks made by @pamalamajodesigns
I wanted rich, lush looking fabrics with deep tones.
Since it will be for my husband, who claimed it after he saw the first six blocks, I've named it "Lost Stars" after one of his favorite Adam Levine songs.
I've been cutting 2-7/8 inch squares to make 2-1/2 half-square triangles, and the rest of the block is 2-1/2 inch squares. It will be lap-size for my tall man. The blocks finish at 6-1/2 inches, so I figure I will need about 120 blocks in a 10 by 12 block layout.
I have 26 blocks, so I have a few more to go!
I'm linking this post to all the scrappy goodness at Cynthia's Oh Scrap! at Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework.
The more blocks you add, the more I love this design! And you're managing to keep them all spinning the same direction, too :)
ReplyDeleteLinda, that is a beautiful color scheme you've got going on there! Definitely rich, deep colors. I like that version of the Friendship Star, too! I can see why your husband claimed this one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and fabrics! A great new take on Friendship Star.
ReplyDeleteFabulous fabrics in these blocks. I love it so far. Looking forward to more. Enjoy. ;^)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen friendship star made like that. These blocks are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteLucky hubby. Happy cutting and sewing the rest of the blocks.
ReplyDeleteOh Linda, I REALLY like this modified version of a friendship star! Love the way you used darks, mediums and lights. Your hubby is going to love it. So THAT'S what you did with those fabrics! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is looking beautiful Linda! Love the low contrast between the star pieces so that they fade slightly. Beautiful! Christine xx
ReplyDeleteWow! This really looks complicated. Your fabric is always so pretty.
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