I am lucky again to be doing a quilt along with the Fat Quarter Shop! The project this time is a new version of the Hunter Star quilt, in the Serie of Classic and Vintage Patterns. Fat Quarter Shop has simplified the pattern. It is so easy to do and beautiful. I made a small quilt for now, but I think that I will add to it to make it bigger… Here is my quilt top:

Hunter Star Quilt (FQS Quiltalong)
The fabrics I used are from my stash – and because they are fat quarters without any info on them, I can’t even tell you the manufacturer… but they are pretty!

Fabrics for Hunter Star Quilt Along with FQS
The block is made in 2 parts, then each part is trimmed to a triangular shape…

Corners of block – Hunter Star Quilt
Trim the wings of each corners off:

Trimming “wings” of corner of Hunter Star Quilt Block
Then the 2 triangles are joined together to form a square….

This is the block when the 2 corners are joined together.
In the next step, 2 new corners are made by adding a square to each corner. Sorry I don’t have a photo of that step. In the next step, the final square obtained is trimmed down to a 9 ½” square. Don’t forget that step! I did for one of my blocks in the my quilt in the first picture. Just realized now looking at the photo… (That’s why I had so much trouble matching my points for that corner…. 🙂

Trimming the 9 ½” square to size
In the next step, we get to join 4 blocks together to form a Hunter Star, then join the 4×4 blocks to make the quilt… )

6 blocks together!
The Fat quarter Shop has a video on their blog for the whole project. See all the details here: https://blog.fatquartershop.com/2018/02/classic-vintage-hunter-star.html?crl8_id=e0634d3c-1c6e-472c-b614-8ed69e686438
And you can buy the pattern here: https://www.fatquartershop.com/catalog/product/view/id/96554/s/hunters-star-classic-and-vintage-downloadable-pdf-quilt-pattern/
Thank you Fat Quarter Shop for having me be part of the Hunter’s Star Quilt Along!
I hope that you will try this pattern and make a few Hunter Star Squares… they are addictive
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