Star Upon Stars #5 Hands down, the best part of making this quilt has been the surprise of what each star will look like! I've become a ...

1st Side Setting Block  Using the leftover strips from the last block I made, I flipped the points around to see if I could give it a differ...

Star Upon Stars Block 4 Finished It goes without saying I'm ready to have this block done. Summer has been long, and aside for a tiny dr...

Plugging Away If I was going to make progress on this block, I had to give something up. So the minute I finished breakfast, I was at the se...

Next Star in Progress April and May are the busiest months in my year. If I'm starting seeds for the garden, I'm paying as close att...

Third Block in Star Upon Stars Let me say this block was a trial to see if I liked the two color stars. I did! I think it helped tie the red...

Block 2 Is Finished I finished this block up Sunday morning. It was completely fiddly, and I was lucky it came together. The outer circle of...

Star Upon Stars: Block 2 and a Background Fabrics Discussion A beautiful star in the end, but not exactly what I was looking for. And that i...

Block One: Star Upon Stars Pink and Brown There were a several people that said this was their favorite combination with pink in the center,...

Star Upon Stars Pattern by Edyta Sitar inspired by an 1846 antique quilt  from the Grand Rapids Public Museum.  Re-created with  permission....