OH, MY STARS! BLOCKS 19, 20 & 21

WOW! Only 3 more sets of blocks for the remainder of the year! Remember, December will be devoted to block placement, sashing and borders! We have just 7 more blocks to do!

Here are the blocks for September. We have 3 blocks again this time and then 2 each for October and November.

BLOCK #19: WYOMING: You will need to make 3 of these blocks. Reminder, all blocks are 6.5 inches.

Click to access wyoming-quilt-block.pdf

It looks complicated but when you break it down, it’s actually a combination of half-square triangles and flying geese units.

BLOCK #20:

It looks complicated but when you break it down, it’s actually a combination of half-square triangles and flying geese units.

BLOCK #20: MAPLE STAR: You will need to make 3 of these pretty blocks also. This will take care of the most of the multiple blocks.

Click to access maple-star-quilt-block.pdf

The Maple Star quilt block is a simple nine patch featuring squares, rectangles and a few flying geese patches. The interest to the block comes more from the colour placement of the fabrics than the quilt block design.

And our final block for September is:

CHISHOLM TRAIL: Just one block this time. https://www.patchworksquare.com/mf/chisholm-trail-quilt-block.pdf

As you can see, this is mainly made up of squares and triangles and may look challenging but is not as hard is it looks. Have fun with!

As usual, I will be posting my blocks eventually!

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Hello and welcome to my website! My name is Donna. My hubby and I are retired. We have twin daughters and are blessed with 4 grandchildren. We are owned by a cat, Purrl. who loves to supervise and is very nosy. I have been quilting since 1996. In addition to making quilts for my family and friends, I also make charity quilts for Marjoree Mason Center and Valley Children's Hospital. Marjoree Mason Center is a local organization here that helps and supports battered and abused women and children get out of abusive relationships. Every Christmas I make several baby quilts for the women, with a small stuffed animal or toy. I also belong to the San Joaquin Valley Quilters' Guild here in Fresno. Since I retired, I have been trying to finish most of my UFOs, but my stash is way out of control! I have lately gotten into designing quilts and enjoy that even more than sewing them! I love colors of all types and consider myself to be a true scrappy quilter and I do love playing with designs. I am the owner/moderator of Scrappy Quilters on Facebook, where we are very active with many mystery quilts, challenges and swaps. I welcome you to come by and check us out at https://www.facebook.com/groups/ScrappyQuilters. Thank you for dropping by and I hope to see you again soon. View more posts

5 thoughts on “OH, MY STARS! BLOCKS 19, 20 & 21”

dquilterguy says:

September 17, 2022 at 12:32 pm

What new link for CHISHOLM TRAIL?? I am confused

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1. Way Too Much says:
  
  September 17, 2022 at 12:43 pm
  
  Sorry about that! I thought I had posted it. Just a sec and I will post it.
  
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2. Way Too Much says:
  
  September 17, 2022 at 12:48 pm
  
  All taken care. And here is the link: https://www.patchworksquare.com/mf/chisholm-trail-quilt-block.pdf Thank you for letting me know, it must’ve gotten cut off when pasting the link.
  
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  1. dquilterguy says:
    
    September 17, 2022 at 12:56 pm
    
    Thanks.. I got it now
    
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  2. Way Too Much says:
    
    September 17, 2022 at 1:06 pm
    
    More than welcome!
    
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The Maple Star quilt block is a simple nine patch featuring squares, rectangles and a few flying geese patches. The interest to the block comes more from the colour placement of the fabrics than the quilt block design.

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