As I promised you earlier,
here is the Fig Tree version of my
Charming Stars Quilt:
This version is a little bit different from my original version.
After all, I can't have two quilts that are exactly alike!
This time I only used two charm packs
from the fabric line Patisserie by Fig Tree for Moda.
My original recipe calls for three charm packs.
This meant that I would have (9) 13.5" X 13.5" blocks
instead of the (16) blocks that were in my
original version.
Also, I could not decide on a border fabric,
so I chose to eliminate the outer border.
This way the sashing border becomes
the order border.
Charming Stars: The Fig Tree Version
48" X 48"
(You can find my original recipe at the Moda Bake Shop.)
Until Next Time ... Happy Quilting!
I am seeing stars---and loving it!!! What a beauty you turned this into Stefanie:)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get mine started! I might be able to get to it today...
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! I love the design.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Stefanie!
ReplyDeleteI had been calculating and discovered I came short on charm packs so I was figuring out how to make the quilt with 2 charm packs, so thanks for showing what the quilt could look like!
I had a bunch of Christmas fabric I bought last year and didnt know what to do with it. I looked at a bunch of atterns. Then I saw your stars quilt at Moda Bakesho and voila, my idea. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThis is the prettiest pattern I've ever seen using charm packs! Thanks for sharing this gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour Charming Stars is on my top ten list of Bakeshop Products....I love the smaller version too. I have a couple charm packs that I have now ear marked for making this. CONGRATS on the GREAT design.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Thanks for sharing your amazing talent with us :)
ReplyDeleteAre you going to QM? If so, can't wait for details!
-Annik
It's so pretty! I love this one...and the MBS one too ;-)
ReplyDeleteboth versions are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this in Fig Tree...beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love your kind of baking!!! I'm getting ready to do a customer table topper that is very similiar...just the three blocks. I love this design!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and simple star pattern. Love it and might have to make one for Xmas season - Hugs Nat
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love how it keeps the charms "whole". Perfect for traditional fabrics as well as modern fabrics. Love the simplicity... love that it doesn't look simple. I love your Style, Stephanie! And as always, your photography and styling is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGrazie per aver condiviso tanta foto di questa bella trapunta
ReplyDeleteCiao Domenica
WOW! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteOh Yummy, this is the version for me. I adore Figgy fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLove this! It looks great in both fabrics that you've used.
ReplyDeletethis is sure to become one of my favoritest patterns ever! no 2 quilts will ever be the same! I'm making 2 right now.
ReplyDeletei love this and the previous version of this quilt! like a bunch of other people said, what a great use of a charm pack!
ReplyDeleteHave you made a twin size version of this? I would like to, but am not sure how to modify this to fit with a twin bed
ReplyDeleteThe "Fig Tree" link to the pattern isn't working for me this morning. Is it just a momentary glitch or something you can fix? I'd like to try this one.
ReplyDeleteLoved this pattern, so I adapted it to fit my king size bed. Thanks for the pattern and inspiration! https://quiltsby.me/projects/Veater21/persimmon-charming-stars
ReplyDeleteAm I missing something? I can't seem to find the instructions for making this lovely quilt. I have searched several times. Can anyone help me? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteme either. Looked all over the place. Help Please.
DeleteI cannot get the original "recipe " online. Is there a way of sending it to me through email? My email is fischl123@aol.com
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