Pieceful Wendy has suggested stars, and I’m tickled about her choice. A star block will fit perfectly at the points between my rows of spools.
I’ve decided to adopt Wendy’s little four-point star for my own. The yellow batik fabric will form the star body and arms. I’ll vary the construction by using three rectangles and one square with stitch-n-flip triangles sewn on. These pieces are then sewn around the center as in log cabin block construction.

The result is slightly wonky star arms – a look I find sort of charming.

And here is my quilt with the addition of rounds two and three.

While I’m happy with the result, it’s clear that I will need a plain border to give breathing room to the center. I’ll continue with the little sparks of yellow throughout the design, hoping that this device will create unity and lots of rhythm.
Feb 3 – Border sewn together and added to the center block.

Don’t forget to check out the work of other participants at the InLinkz party.
The friendship stars were a nice addition.
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I like your alternative method of making the friendship star block. I need to remember this!
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What a unique way to make a Friendship Star! I really like how several seams have been eliminated. Repeating the lovely yellow was a brilliant idea!
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A perfect interpretation and execution of the stars prompt!
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Thanks for sharing these amazing stars Let’s follow our blogs. Anita
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I love the little wonky stars, and they complement your quilt well!
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Thank you Wendy. I have been enjoying looking at all the other quilts very much.
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Very cool!!
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Your quilt is stunning!!
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