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What is the name of this star?
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My mind has gone blank, and I cannot think of the name of this star block.
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I know it as the "Friendship Star". :)
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I think a Friendship Star has half square triangles, this has split side squares
http://www.quilterscache.com/F/FriendshipStarBlock.html thank you though |
There's a similar one in EQ called Arkansas Snowflake. The four points of the star are correct, but it adds a QST in the center.
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There's also a non-nine patch version in Blockbase (from EQ) but these blocks only have numbers. It's #3892 and here's an image:
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Just remember that quilts blocks usually have several different names. So just use the one that you like best. I like the friendship star.
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In the FWS, your block is called "Periwinkle"
http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...a-t107821.html Here's what "Friendship Star" looks like http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...-a-t84422.html |
The Friendship Star.
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My mom was given a stack of antique blocks that have yet to be sewn into a quilt, they look just like your picture. Included in the blocks was an old, hand-drawn template labeled "Periwinkle Star". If you google "periwinkle star images" you will find lots of examples.
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Thank you all for your help. I think it is most like the Periwinkle Star.
I designed a quilt, and the surrounding blocks, ended up creating this secondary block. But, instead of piecing like these seem to be (X intersection at center), mine is going to go like this: |
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