Welcome back everyone! Here you will find instructions for Week Five of Summer Star Sampler Quilt Along 2010.
Both versions of the Summer Star Sampler have the same 12 basic blocks. For the first six weeks, everyone will have the same instructions for making blocks.
Here are the fabric requirements in case you missed it.
Download Advanced Fabric Requirements (Advanced w/large center block) Download Advanced Fabric Requirements
Here’s another look at the finished Advanced Summer Sampler
Download Beginner Fabric Requirements (Beginner without center block) Download Beginner Fabric Requirements
Here’s another look at the finished Beginner Summer Sampler
Week One – blocks one and two.
Week Two – blocks three and four.
Week Three – blocks five and six.
Week Four – blocks seven and eight.
Week Five – blocks nine and ten.
Week Six – blocks eleven and twelve.
Week Seven… The advanced quilt version will make the center medallion block in week seven, and the beginners will have a week off or to catch up.
Week eight… brings squaring blocks and putting them together with sashings.
Week nine… will be the borders.
Please use this pattern only for your very own personal use. 🙂
If you own a quilt shop or would like to use these patterns in some other way, they will be available for sale very soon. Contact me if you are interested.
Feel free to join the Summer Star Sampler Quilt Along 2010 Flickr group and share your fabrics and progress! I would LOVE to see what you have created!! You can find the Flickr group here.
Back to Week One – Blocks 1 and 2
Block Nine
Cutting Directions for Block Nine
Rose Small Floral – Cut ONE square (4 7/8) X (4 7/8) inches. Cut square once on the diagonal to yield TWO triangles. Cut ONE square (5 1/4) X (5 1/4) inches. |
Sea Glass Green Medallions – Cut ONE square (5 1/4) X (5 1/4) inches. Cut FOUR squares (4 1/2) X (4 1/2) inchs. |
Piecing Block Nine
Now stitch the two triangle patches together. |
Block TEN
Cutting Instructions for Block Ten
Brown Suede Tone on tone – Cut SIXTEEN square (2 1/2) X (2 1/2) inches. Cut TWO squares (5 1/4) X (5 1/4) inches. |
Sea Glass Green Large Floral – Cut TWO squares (5 1/4) X (5 1/4) inches. |
Rose dot – Cut FIVE squares (4 1/2) X (4 1/2) inches. |
Piecing Instructions for Block TEN
Stitch two more brown suede squares in the remaining corners of the rose dot square. Trim away the outer corner, and press blocks open. |
Lay out blocks as shown in picture. Stitch together in three rows, then stitch the three rows to finish the block. | |
Block ten DONE!! Can you believe it? We only have two more small blocks to go!!!! |
Please send me any questions you may have regarding this quilt along. I would love to hear your comments and suggestions!
A very special and HUGE thank you goes out to FatQuarterShop.Com for their enthusiasm and support of this project!
Bradie,
I’m confused on the instructions for the hour glass blocks. For block 9 we cut two squares then stitch the triangles together. For block 10, you have us marking lines on both squares, stitching on either side of the line .. or on either side of both lines? I don’t have the blocks cut and in front of me, maybe it’ll make sense then. Maybe I just need more coffee!! 🙂
Michele
Comment by Mishka — August 3, 2010 @ 7:16 am |
Hi Michele!
I’ve added a couple more pics, and more specific instructions for this step. Please message me again if you have any more questions at all. 🙂
Comment by quiltcetera — August 3, 2010 @ 11:43 am |
Thanks Bradie, I think I get it now. I hope to get blocks 6-10 done this weekend.
Comment by Mishka — August 4, 2010 @ 7:43 pm
Thank you so much for putting this quilt together for us. I am really enjoying making it and I have ear marked it as a Christmas present for my Mum & Dad. Thank you again!!!
Comment by Ailsa — August 8, 2010 @ 5:35 am |
Hi Ailsa! It is my pleasure to share this pattern with my quilty friends! So glad to hear you are enjoying it! 🙂
Comment by quiltcetera — August 8, 2010 @ 1:10 pm |
Hi Bradie, Your instructions are excellent. Have only quilted for under 2 years and played it safe with squares only. This has been so enjoyable for me, and I
am proud of myself for the results. Who says that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks-I am 57. Have now decided that I will try for the center medallion. I am using scraps and very much enjoy seeing what others are doing. Thank you. Nancy
Comment by Nancy — August 9, 2010 @ 10:40 am |
Nancy, your comment has truly made my day. Thank you so much for letting me know! I am thrilled to hear that you will be challenging the center block, I hope that you will not hesitate to ask any questions you may have. 🙂
Comment by quiltcetera — August 9, 2010 @ 6:07 pm |
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Hallo, I do not work in inch but in centimeters. can you tell me: what is the finished size of each block I need?
thank you Silvia
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