I am working on the first Hunter Star. I have everything cut out and it seems to be becoming together easily. The last technique looks easy too. Thanks for showing 3 different techniques for making the hunter star. It is one of my favorite stars.
What a gem you are showing us how to do this miraculous star!! I just "discovered" you and will certainly look at all YOUR other videos for sure. THANK YOU!!! :)
Oh wow! I'm sitting here reading how to do this in my mag ANPT. Went along fine till I got to the instruction w "sew to wi a 1/4" here and then a 1/4" there . . ." I thought how can I do that when I haven't mastered the perfect snowball yet? Then I thought, maybe youtube? Thanks a mil! Love you for this. Certainly easy to follow and success is most likely. A thousand hugs to you.😙🤗☮❤🙋
I'm a new quilter and always had trouble with my points matching, your video is the answer to my Problem (question). Now I see that I need to move my ruler over 1/4 in. when marking while cutting to make points. I'v watched numerous videos and never seen it as easily shown as your video. Thank you for furthering my learning skills as a beginner that was very frustrated and has wasted numerous pieces of material in the past. I look forward to following you on you tube and seeing more of your videos. Sandy Swank Eddington on face book, can we be friends so that I don't miss any of your knowledgeable helpful hints?
Oh my goodness, I've een looking for a larger, 8 point star, no y seams and the star pieces all in one piece, not half square triangles. Impossible I thought, after much searching. And there you were, telling me how to do it. I was about to write to ask what size this was and how to make it an 18" or around there size. And it is 18"!!!! Thanks so much!
Hello i have 2 questions: 1) In minute 2.12 how do you place the fabrics? and 2) after Sew on first line & 1/4 inch from second line, in minute 2:35 where it comes from? we have to draw a line again, i mean we have to do exactly we just had do it again?
I would like to know what happened to the BIG fabric waste after you cut the diagonal cut off the two blocks that were placed together? Where did they go?
I couldn't work out what she did in the middle of the tutorial at around 2:35 - I couldn't work out which way round she puts the two squares together before cutting across the middle. What I ended up with didn't work, so I obviously did it wrong, even after watching that bit of the tutorial dozens of times. Very frustrating.
I had exactly the same problem. I followed the video exactly (it was right in front of me while I was doing it) and just ended up with all triangles once I made the cut.
Hi Melissa. Fantastic tutorial!!! I made a perfect star! I would love to make it smaller but have no idea how to do the math to make the pieces smaller. I tried to reduce it by an inch on all the measurements expecting it not to work....and it didn't. Do you have measurements that would make it a 12" finished block? Help!
McCall's has a video done by Erin Russek. It matches the design in one of their magazines from 2016, autumn I think. It should be an easy TH-cam search.
The part where you draw the two lines and then say to sew the first line (which is corner to corner) and 1/4" from the second line confused me. Can you explain that for a dummy, please? ; ) (around 2:20 in the video)
To clarify: The second line is used as a guide-sew 1/4" to the right of that line and cut on second line. You can use the cut off section for your border piecing if you wish. Hope that helps!
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Wonderful, no y seams, miraculous
I’m a bit late to this demonstration! I like your lively music!
I am working on the first Hunter Star. I have everything cut out and it seems to be becoming together easily. The last technique looks easy too. Thanks for showing 3 different techniques for making the hunter star. It is one of my favorite stars.
HUZZAH! No more pulling my hair out! THANK YOU!!!!
Love this way to make the star. Thank you for sharing God bless.😊❤
I really enjoyed this video. Directions were great
I did this block years ago and could find the pattern. Thank you so much! Look forward to more videos.
What a gem you are showing us how to do this miraculous star!! I just "discovered" you and will certainly look at all YOUR other videos for sure. THANK YOU!!! :)
Fun fabric choice and easy to follow directions.
So many ways to come out with the same block. I prefer the ones that are the easiest. Like this way! Lol Thanks!
Oh wow! I'm sitting here reading how to do this in my mag ANPT. Went along fine till I got to the instruction w "sew to wi a 1/4" here and then a 1/4" there . . ." I thought how can I do that when I haven't mastered the perfect snowball yet? Then I thought, maybe youtube?
Thanks a mil! Love you for this. Certainly easy to follow and success is most likely. A thousand hugs to you.😙🤗☮❤🙋
THAT is a terrific tutorial. No more beating our head against the wall over Y seams. THANK YOU
Wow! THATS AWESOME! 😇
Fantastic, I haven't seen this technique anywhere else.....love it!
Wow! Love this technique!
This is awesome. Thanks so much and I love your fabrics.
GREAT VIDEO! Thanks.
That was AWESOME, hope you have more tutorials, just found your channel. What a blessing, THANK YOU... Barb
I'm a new quilter and always had trouble with my points matching, your video is the answer to my Problem (question). Now I see that I need to move my ruler over 1/4 in. when marking while cutting to make points. I'v watched numerous videos and never seen it as easily shown as your video. Thank you for furthering my learning skills as a beginner that was very frustrated and has wasted numerous pieces of material in the past. I look forward to following you on you tube and seeing more of your videos. Sandy Swank Eddington on face book, can we be friends so that I don't miss any of your knowledgeable helpful hints?
Awesome video!!
wow, what a wonderful easy way to make this star, Thank You.
Its awesome...so easy... thank you..
Thank you! Awesome!
This seems prett easy for beginners ... i will try your method asap ... thank you so much :-)
Very cool!! Can’t wait to try this
Thank you for sharing.
Perfect, thank you so much! ❤
Excelente tutorial!!! Gracias por compartir
Wow. Was not expecting that. Wonderful. Thank you.
Brilliant!
Wow simplified version,thanks,great way
Just what I like .quick and easy
Thank you so very much, you made that so SIMPLE/EASY. Loved it - so much appreciate it!!!
no, its not easy, she is confusing the layout
Oh Wow ! Game changer for me !!! Thank You !
Oh my goodness, I've een looking for a larger, 8 point star, no y seams and the star pieces all in one piece, not half square triangles. Impossible I thought, after much searching. And there you were, telling me how to do it. I was about to write to ask what size this was and how to make it an 18" or around there size. And it is 18"!!!! Thanks so much!
What does the other square that was trimmed away look like?
Thanks for sharing. So easy and cool. I will sew it. Is fantastic! I love it!
Thank , easy and fast to do it 👍
LOVE THIS! Thanks for making it “simple!” 😉
Very nice!
So easy and decent👌👌
What do you do with all the “waste”?
Maravilloso es una buena manera para intentar hacerlo. Gracias por compartirlo. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
Me gustó un montón. Gracias estuvo genial la explicación 👏👏👏👏👏
Sensacional esta tecinca ! Eu amei ! Obrigada muito obrigada por compartilhar.
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Great technique but what did you do with the large leftover pieces?
Very interesting! Thank you!
wow just love it
Yeah so Excited Thank You just what i need a large one too see too help me
Hello i have 2 questions: 1) In minute 2.12 how do you place the fabrics? and 2) after Sew on first line & 1/4 inch from second line, in minute 2:35 where it comes from? we have to draw a line again, i mean we have to do exactly we just had do it again?
Thank you u make it very easy
I would like to know what happened to the BIG fabric waste after you cut the diagonal cut off the two blocks that were placed together? Where did they go?
Was waiting to see it as an after block…should have shown it.
So, let's say I wanted to do a 48" star for a King size 110" x 90" quilt, how would I figure out the size of the pieces for the star?
Bonjour
Quelle règle utilisez vous pour couper le tissu
will try that soon!
Excellent! 👏
I like it
I tryed this and I really liked it but what do you do with the last piece after you cut it off is it just waste?
Gloria I put all four together to make another block. You can mix the two blocks together or use it as another quilt.
Love this tutorial! Do you have a 6 Pointed Star tutorial with no Y seams also?
I have not done the 6 point star. I hadn't even thought about that one. ;)
Melissa Shields ; I would think it would be similar. Let us know when you do one, please.
so this will 18.5 by itself, and then 18" when I set it into a quilt?
Can this star pattern be enlarged to perhaps make a medallion in center of king bed?
What is the size of the completed block?
Hermoso
Did I do something wrong? Thought I followed exactly but end up with a whole square in excel with a little block of both fabrics in the corner.
Me too! Is that just waste???
@@pennialy1556 lot of waist !!!
What would be the measurements for a 36 in star? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Как просто класс Спасибо
Очень красиво!и просто..только размеры лоскутов не совсем понятно сколько см..может подскажет кто-нибудь,кто уже хорошо разбирается???
I couldn't work out what she did in the middle of the tutorial at around 2:35 - I couldn't work out which way round she puts the two squares together before cutting across the middle. What I ended up with didn't work, so I obviously did it wrong, even after watching that bit of the tutorial dozens of times. Very frustrating.
I had exactly the same problem. I followed the video exactly (it was right in front of me while I was doing it) and just ended up with all triangles once I made the cut.
Hi Melissa. Fantastic tutorial!!! I made a perfect star! I would love to make it smaller but have no idea how to do the math to make the pieces smaller. I tried to reduce it by an inch on all the measurements expecting it not to work....and it didn't. Do you have measurements that would make it a 12" finished block? Help!
McCall's has a video done by Erin Russek. It matches the design in one of their magazines from 2016, autumn I think. It should be an easy TH-cam search.
So to make blocks half the size, you need cuts of 2x4 3/8, 2 inch squares and 2 3/4 by 4 3/8
The part where you draw the two lines and then say to sew the first line (which is corner to corner) and 1/4" from the second line confused me. Can you explain that for a dummy, please? ; ) (around 2:20 in the video)
To clarify: The second line is used as a guide-sew 1/4" to the right of that line and cut on second line. You can use the cut off section for your border piecing if you wish. Hope that helps!
Looks like Grace explained it as well as I could. Thanks Grace!
Thanks to both.
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What size pieces would you need to make a 9" block
Thank you for sharing
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While I love how the star turns out it seems like such a waste of the second square..as it's not very pretty.
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Do you know how to figure out the sizes needed to make a 5 1/2 inch block.