Kitchen Quilting--New from Inka

[luv_2quilt60]

Beautiful................

[MoCrafter]

Very pretty. I love all the different blues in it.
Winona

[lorettav]

I would never use that. It's to pretty.

[busylady]

Very nice gift. The pattern is great and the blues are lovely.

[Michelle06H]

I love it. I love the colors too. DH would like this pattern, he likes the star patterns and since this is called the "hunters' star" he'd really get a kick out of this one because he is a hunter

Where can I find the pattern? Maybe I could make him a "hunter's quilt" for up in the deer stand or for when we gets back to camp.

[INKA]

Thanks everybody for their praise! This block was made of some very tiny remnants I found in my stash (I never use blue and navy, lol ...) to match the lady´s kitchen. The potholder is quite thin, it is just a decoration!
Should you wish to make this block, go to

www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_qlt/episode/0,1 ... 94,00.html

if you are not able to find the video any more, there certainly will be the downloadable tutorial available ...

[calicopuzzle]

Inka sent this to me to show the back of the star when you don't sew to the middle, but rather stop at the 1/4" from the edge. Here it is:

Inka says: the star on the reverse (when you do not sew to the edge in the middle) is clearly visible here ...

[MastiffMomQlt]

So pretty & so crisp! Your work is always amazing

[rosebud3]

Potholder is lovely........Y seams like used in the tumbling baby block? You did a fantastic job.
Thanks for sharing
Mary

[INKA]

Rosebud3, there are NO Y-seams in this block! You just add the rhombuses to the middle small trapezoids, add the big triangle, join two ot these obtaining a square and then join the four squares (like in the second picture). It is matching the points (and pressing the seam allowances in the correct = alternating direction) that make this block not quite so easy ...