Recently, I taught a class for this fun quilt that used paper pieced house blocks I had swapped with two friends, and floating star blocks I had swapped with 14 guild members.
The class sample:
The students learned the basics of paper piecing with the 5" houses in the morning:
After lunch, they took on the cute tiny stars, 4" finished. Their work was fun and all of them learned something:
The instructions for the Tiny Stars are in this Tiny Stars blog post. They are great blocks for a swap since they are somewhat forgiving--the star points do not go all the way to the edge of the block.
The houses and trees I designed in EQ8. This makes a great all-day class. I keep changing the name of the class: "The Village", "Quilters' Scrap Houses", "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Which do you prefer?
Let's quilt.
Barbara
I like "Won't you be my neighbor?" I live a stone's throw away from Latrobe, PA, the hometown of Fred Rogers. Great man, gone too soon.
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