#quilt star

[vafibrearts]

Felt like piecing a little rainbow 🌈

[laoren-chen]

[craftdiscoveries]

Quilt Star Jean Tutorial - One CrafDIY Girl

[vafibrearts]

Finished another Six Pointed Star block for the Generations Quilt!

I know there's probably other things I should be working on, but I wanted something fun and colourful after all the rain we've gotten recently.

Hoping to get back on track with a few other projects later this evening!

[eathercrafts]

Quilt Star

[eathercrafts]

Quilt Star

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[myblueskye777]

Yellow Green Quilt Star Canvas Print - $88.00 Made by Zazzle Art This item matches other items in my store with the same name! An original My Blue Skye design by me. (Copyright 2016, My Blue Skye. All Rights Reserved.) http://www.zazzle.com/yellow_green_quilt_star_canvas_print-192949683066091896?CMPN=shareicon&lang=en&social=true&view=113082064178247605&rf=238745538508975278

[threadedsheep]

Cascadian Star was a quilt star pattern that I came up with while sitting in the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, waiting for a flight that was delayed by three hours, and having a song named Cascadia stuck in my head. It’s a combination of the Washington and Oregon state quilt blocks, which I guess makes it the Cascadia quilt block? (Sorry BC, but your quilt block is a mess and impossible to work with!)

Since I still adamantly refuse to start quilting, this became the basis of a blackwork pattern instead. The filling stitches come mostly from natural inspirations, and while there are only four filling stitches thanks to the magic of variations and symmetry there are actually seven different patterns in the piece. Without even a drop of intention, the four filling stitches ended up having four different symmetry groups and the outside leaves form the complete elements of D_4. It’s fun how many just creeps in.

Given that the entire idea behind the piece is a celebration of the Pacific Northwest (and I had a ball of green perle cotton lying around) it had to be done in green. So, if blackwork done in red is scarletwork, then should this be called emeraldwork? Veridescentwork?

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Cascadian Star

blackwork (in green) 80 by 80 stitches 5" by 5" on 16 count Aida

Pattern available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/459311810/cascadian-star-embroidery-pattern