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Third Color Set: Two Blocks

Fabric Print 1 & Fabric Print 4

The third set of 4 blocks are created using prints 1 and 4. You choose how to cut these blocks.

Your choice: double cut, triple cut, or double-triple

triple cut quilt block Select one square of print 1 and one square of print 4. Use your choice of double cut, double-triple cut, or triple-triple cut to create two blocks. I chose triple cut (both vertical and horizontal cuts were triple cut).

Fourth Color Set: Four Blocks

Fabric Print 2 & Fabric Print 3

double cut quilt block pattern The fourth set of blocks are created using prints 2 and 3. You choose how to cut these blocks. I chose to double cut four blocks.

Fifth Color Set: Four Blocks

Fabric Print 2 & Fabric Print 4

double triple cut quilt block The fifth set of blocks are created using prints 2 and 4. You choose how to cut these blocks. I chose to double cut four blocks. I chose to triple cut the vertical cuts, and double cut the horizontal cuts (double-triple).

Sixth Color Set: Four Blocks

Fabric Print 1 & Fabric Print 3

double-triple cut quilt block The sixth set of blocks are created using prints 1 and 3. You choose how to cut these blocks. I chose to double cut four blocks. I chose to triple cut the vertical cuts, and double cut the horizontal cuts (double-triple).

Center Quilt Block

laced star block For your center block, make one 8.5" square quilt block. See the beginning of the instructions for a sample block. I made the Laced Star block as my center block (go to page 1 for more information).

Plain Blocks - four blocks

I cut two plain 8.5" blocks from print 2 and two plain 8.5" blocks from print 4.

Assemble Your Quilt

double and triple cut quilt blockLay out your blocks. Arrange them in whatever pattern you prefer. Re-arrange them and look at them again. Walk away and come back later. Do you still like the arrangement? Play around with your arrangement and have fun with it. Turn blocks in a different direction (upside down). How does that look?

I wanted a "starry night" look. Dark space and bright stars. I created the look of space by keeping my solid blocks mostly to one side of the quilt.

When satisfied, stitch your quilt top together. Layer with backing and batting. Add binding and hanger on the back and you now have a beautiful new piece of art for your wall!

For information on assembling your quilt, go to: Free Quilt Lessons.

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