There is a new article on QuiltingHub today for Feathered Star! Quilting Hub has gone dark, but you can download Feathered Star Quilt Designs from Quilting Hub. It includes images of Feathered Star and short notes.
Feathered Star is just one of many designs Inklingo quilters have requested.
They recognize that printing the cutting lines, stitching lines, matching marks, and crosshairs on the fabric is the simplest and best way to make any design, no matter how complicated it might be with traditional methods.
Your precise feathers will look their best when you use Inklingo’s four unique pressing guides too.
If Lucy Boston had made a Feathered Star, I’m sure there would be fussy cutting! There are TWO methods of fussy cutting with Inklingo.
Thanks to Inklingo, the preparation and sewing are simpler and faster, so you can afford to spend a little extra time fussy cutting some of the shapes in your Feathered Stars too!
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One of several innovations with Inklingo Feathered Star is that you can use standard-size blocks in the center to create your own unique Feathered Star variations!
This example uses Inklingo Star 9-inch in a 30-inch Feathered Star, but you can use any 4.5, 6, or 9-inch blocks for small, medium, and large Feathered Star blocks!
You can even use the shapes in the FREE Diamond Triangle Square shape collection for the center of a 15-inch Feathered Star block!
This is one of my favorite Facebook images of the past week.
Linda & Monkey
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Text on the image says to sew on the diagonal lines. Didn’t you mean to say we shoule sew on the dotted or dashed lines?
Hi Bertrice, Yes, you would only sew on the dashed diagonal lines, not the solid lines. There are complete instructions in the Feathered Star Design Book and in the free Triangle Tips PDF. http://www.inklingo.com/galleries/inklingo-triangle-tips/32 If you have any other questions, please ask. Hugs, Linda