Create a Charming Quilt from One Simple Block

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Instructions are Provided for Two Block Sizes!

One simple block repeats several times to make a lovely and endearing quilt. This is a great project for scraps or go with a more coordinated color combination.

Sixteen Starflower blocks make up the quilt. They’re easy to make using squares and half-square triangles. Just sew the blocks together in a 4 x 4 grid for the completed quilt top.

Learn more about this quilt at City House Studio.

Starflower Quilt

The original block tutorial is no longer available but we were able to determine that a 12″ block was used. That yields a quilt of about 48″ square. For a larger quilt, add more blocks or make them larger.

Starflower Quilt

The following instructions, from Quilters Cache, are for a 12″ block.

Click here for the free “Starflower” (12″) block pattern.

Always Crafty Lady has written a tutorial for a block that finishes at 18.5″. That would yield a 74″ square quilt.

Starflower Quilt Block

Whichever size you make, her tutorial nicely explains how the block goes together and how best to press to minimize bulk.

Click here for the free “Starflower Quilt Block Tutorial” (18.5″).

 

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