Double Star Quilt
Intermediate | 16 min 16 sec
Double Star Quilt
01:06
01:23
Make Star Motif
02:46
02:58
04:12
Finishing
03:53
The Double Star Quilt top features a striking combination of light and dark fabrics, with a star-within-a-star motif radiating from the center. Using a mix of special prints and half-square triangles, Amber from Fancy Tiger Crafts shows you how to use free-form patchwork to grow the quilt from the center out. In the class, Amber shows how to make a 54” quilt top, but instructions are included for making a larger 90” queen-size quilt top.
Here’s what you’ll need:
  • For the 54” Baby Quilt: four fat quarters of dark fabric, ten 1/3-yard cuts of light fabrics
  • For the 90” Queen-Size Quilt: four fat quarters of dark fabric, nine 1-yard cuts of light fabric 
  • ¼" Sewing machine foot
  • Thread snips
  • Thread
  • Rotary cutter
  • Cutting surface
  • 12½” square clear gridded ruler
  • 6” x 24” clear gridded ruler (optional)
  • Sewing machine
  • Iron and ironing surface
  • Pins (optional)
 
Downloads:
Learn how to:
  • Use a rotary cutter to cut fabrics
  • Use a clear gridded ruler to make 90-degree angles
  • Assemble a quilt top
What you'll get: 
  • Detailed instructions on how to create a Double Star Quilt top using a variety of fabrics, special prints and half-square triangles
  • An HD video lesson you can access online anytime, anywhere
  • Detailed supplies list and a downloadable PDF template ($16)
  • Step-by-step expert instruction from Amber of Fancy Tiger
  • The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Class Reviews
400 users recommended this class to a friend
Donna Layne
Jamie and Amber were great! The pattern & fabric choices made a lovely wall hanging or a quilt. This is my first time with CREATIVEBUG and I’m so happy to have received a text to sign up!
March 15
Jamie Bolen
Easygoing fun class will definitely take another class she teaches soon.
January 10, 2023
C Wood
did not say to cut borders to actual lenght of sides.
More than 3 months ago