This is by far the best star quilt tutorial I have watched. Your instructions are so clear and concise. The step-by-step instructions make it easy to follow and understand. Your teaching method is phenomenal. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

someone buy her some needles for her beautiful work

You know some people have to have music/tv in the background. I’m that way , it really helps keeps me focused … it hilarious that it is Ozzy Osborne in the background, thanks again for this video ❤

Wow I bing watched this quilt tutorial it’s beautiful I want to make one 🥰😍😍😍😍

Hi thanks for sharing star quilt it is most popular has honorable gift or to give away at a powwow for 1st place winner sometimes good luck with everything part 2 part 1 is out there somewhere sometime it backwards here on KZbin

Thank you so much for teaching me ❤️😁 spent all day watching your videos and greatly appreciate you for taking the time to share this craft of your thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing step by step! 🙏🏽 ❤ awesome video and beautiful work 🪡

Learned alot here with tutorial, but was wondering if you wash your fabric before making the quilt?

Hard to understand background noise and sewer 😢

too much noise !!

Do you prewash the fabric before you sewing?

Was that the tv on the video, could hardly hear what you were saying?

Very hard to watch with the background noise

I am my brothers and sisters keeper! I am the secret arrow, the sacred pipe, & the burning bush.

can you show us how u sew the cnter of the star and why u left the open ends . just need help with that part thank you

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Queen Size Star Quilt WANDA MCFAGGEN 6 X 6 8 point star Materials 1 yard each of 6 colors, cut into at least 8, WOF x 3 inch strips, sew into stripsets of 6, following color arrangement, 6 yards of background color, measure & cut into 6, approximately 24 inch squares, 2 of the squares cut diagonal (measure from inner corner to tip and add an inch) 1 queen size flat sheet 1 queen size batting Use extra strips to make borders 4 packs of double fold binding

Thank you for all of your hard work! I spent the day, binging watching your videos! You do beautiful work!

Stunning!

Yay, on the sheet tip! It’s great seeing how you make it work with what you have!

Ahhhh, so leaving the 1/4 inch at the tip is to allow you to make a straight line…cool beans!

Wow! No one else shows trimming the uneven bits! Yes! I needed to see an actual Native make this Star! By the way, you had me remembering my deceased mom with the television show about mummies…laughing, she loved that crazy stuff! So, hello from my mom who was from the Makah and Siletz tribes on the coast of Washington and Oregon!

Thanks for showing how to measure the background from inner angle of diamond junction to the tip, plus a little and then cut a square that size. Also, how to align the background piece at a 90 degree angle, flip other diamond piece to the center to get it out of the way and trim the BACKGROUND fabric, if necessary. No other video shows this. Most avoid the background assembly all together! My backgrounds were always when the train went off the track!

Love the pinning tip of starting partially down the strip and working the way out. I will also be trying to feel for the trangle at the seams. Interesting about using the hand wheel for the first 4 or 5 stitches. This may help me at the end of stitching where I seem to always to go off track.

Thanks for showing us your talent! I love the flip up of the corner to adapt to limited mat space! I also appreciate that you lay out your stacks in order, right in front of you, to help track assembly. I applaud your ability to iron, fold and cut the yard of fabric in layers that produce even strips. I am working on 3 x 3 stars. I am just finishing up my 4th and 5th and continuing to make the same mistakes. The background sounds just assured me I was watching someone who ACTUALLY makes Native American Star Blankets, not a professional video maker, who just edits out the hard parts!

The noise in the background is distracting, I would love to try this pattern :) Thank you !

I don't know the language and little about our culture

Great tutorials - thanks so much.

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Amazing tutorial! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have watched several other videos but this one is by far the best and broken into sections.

How do you determine the size of your quilt? How do you determine the size of the diamonds?

I was so interested in your presentation but found it disturbing to hear your TV playing and something like a fan running in the background.

Great information. Please turn off the tv. It’s really hard to hear you.

Turn off radio..

Need to turn off tv

Ayyyehooo, MHA Nation here. 🪶 Beautiful work! I'm going to start making baby star blankets. Any advice, send it my way! ❤️🤗 Lots of love! 💛😊🤠

Thanks for the video just learn how to make this I have always wanted to make me one my self 😮😅❤😂😊

Beautiful job!!

I followed your entire tutorial. I have always wanted to make a star quilt. So thank you for sharing all your videos and time with us. I will try a small one before I tackle a queen.

The Ojibwe hero-spirit Winneboujou still presides over the St. Croix River.

Nice tutorial except the tv and iPad with music.

Watched all 4 sections, very informative. The TV in the background kept stealing the show!

I so loved this tutorial. I will certainly give this style a try.😊 Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us.💜💫

Shut the television it’s distracting.

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Such nice quality moccasins, thank you! I don't quite understand how you did the heel as most of it was off camera. I will subscribe in case you decide to do a remake...

My Grandmother, Alice Marion Cadotte, (great great granddaughter of Madeline Cadotte , Madeline Island namesake ❤️). is from “The Lost Tribe”,, we are Crane Clan