Feathered Star 30 inch Download

Description

An Innovative Approach to Feathered Star Quilts

Use any 9-inch block in the center of your Feathered Star quilt. Wow. You can design Feathered Star quilts your way!

Since Inklingo quilters do not have to measure the feathers to cut them, Inklingo allows for an innovative new approach. I designed the Feathered Star shape collections to allow quilters to use any standard blocks in the center (orange box below) for maximum design flexibility. Monkey is very impressed when I have a brainstorm like this.

Print quilt shapes on fabric for better results than with acrylic templates, paper piecing, and other traditional methods.

DOWNLOAD – SHAPE COLLECTION 397 Pages
System Requirements – Free Inklingo Quilt Studio and any ordinary Inkjet printer.

This shape collection includes all the shapes for Feathered Star 30-inch quilt blocks and . . .

. . .  two bonus shapes (shown in white—a 9-inch square and one-eighth of the octagon) for even more design options.

VERY BIG SHAPES! PLEASE NOTE: This is a very large block, and a few of the shapes are too large to print on fabric with an ordinary Inkjet printer, so we use freezer paper templates instead. There are details in the Inklingo Feathered Star Design Book. Please read that info before you order this size!

With Inklingo, you can sew these shapes by hand or by machine, or with a combination of both (hybrid) to get the best of both worlds.

Features of this Shape Collection (Download)

• Feathered Star quilt shapes to print on fabric
• 2 bonus shapes for more variations
• replace the center with any 9-inch block!
• diagrams showing how much fabric you need
• shapes without seam allowances to print on freezer paper (just in case you want templates)

You can sew a Feathered Star Quilt using this Shape Collection alone, but many quilters choose to add the  Feathered Star Design Book (Download, 85 pages) for extra confidence. It brings together my favorite tips for fabric selection, layout options, and step-by-step strategies for sewing the feathers accurately—by hand, by machine, or with a combination of both.

Love the lines. Quilt more!