Have 5 squares at home and cant decide what pattern to make?
How about you try this double star quilt byMissouri Star?
It sure is lovely, right?
Image by Missouri Star via YouTube
Its an easy and beginner-friendly project that it’s possible for you to finish in just a few hours.
By making this block, you will learn how tosnowball the cornersof the strips.
A lot of Jenny Doans pattern uses this technique.
Its very simple to follow, I promise.
If you are still a beginner, go ahead and try this pattern at home.
Im sure youll have fun making it.
Set the 2 small squares aside with the 5 square, then the other for another square later.
Arrange them just like in the photo below.
Do not sew them together yet.
Fold the 2 1/2 squares in half diagonally to make a crease.
Place one 2 1/2 square on one end of the 7 strip and sew directly on the line.
double-check to follow the direction of the small squares below.
Repeat on the 5 strip.
Cut the excess and press them open toward the dark side.
Sew the 5 strip on the 5 square first, followed by the 7 strip.
Repeat to make 4 pieces of this block.
Step 3:
Sew the four blocks together just like in the photo below.
