Star blocks are so much fun to make, don't you think? With this pattern you can stitch up a galaxy quickly, then surround them with negative space for a fun, modern quilt.
Though the pattern calls for fat quarters, it would also be a great way to use up some favourite scraps. We all know scraps breed when we're not looking, so it's important to find ways to use them up 😊
This version of Reach for the Stars is made with Island Batik Elementz fabrics on a Buttermilk background, which I absolutely love. I think it would look great with a dark background and low volume scraps, too, though, which might be the next way I make it. I wonder when I'll need a baby quilt next? I also think a rainbow version would be fun. Which way would you make it first?
To celebrate the release, Reach for the Stars is available for 25% off the regular price through Thursday, October 18th. You can get your copy through either my Payhip or Etsy shops.
I can't wait to see other versions of Reach for the Stars! If you make one, I'd love to see it, so tag me on IG (@devotedquilter) or FB (@devotedquilterdesigns). It always makes my day when I see what another quilter has made from one of my patterns 😊
I love that background fabric too. After seeing this I dont think I would enjoy a dark background. Good job!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the pattern release Leanne. I think this quilt would look really awesome with low volume scraps as background.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, it would be fun to see this with a dark background. I think it would give the design a completely different personality. Congrats on releasing this pattern!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! on the release of your new pattern. It's SEW lovely!!
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