Mystery Star Sampler Quilt: Episode 14 ***Free Quilt tutorial and Free Pattern***

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Welcome to the enchanting world of the MYSTERY STARS sew-along. Just as stars in the night sky sparkle with a sense of wonder and intrigue, so too does the "Mystery Stars" quilt pattern. This pattern is to challenge your quilting skills while sparking your curiosity as you embark on a journey of creativity and discovery. Whether you're a seasoned quilter seeking a new challenge or a novice eager to explore the magic of quilting, "Mystery Stars" promises to be an exciting and rewarding adventure. Join us as we unravel the mystery, one stitch at a time, and watch as your own constellation of creativity emerges on your quilting canvas. It’s almost time to sparkle!!
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Four (4) yards of background fabric (any color that will contrast or coordinate with your Jelly Rolls)
Two (40 strips) Jelly Rolls or a Fat quarter bundle of smaller scale prints (something that will sparkle against your background fabric. This quilt could also be completed with scraps in a single color family.
Three (3) yards of 108" fabric for backing. (108" by 108")
One and a half (1.5) yards for 6" border strips that compliment with your Jelly Rolls.
50 weight 100% cotton thread for sewing blocks.
Microtex or quilting needles (80/12) for piecing.
Freezer paper and Pellon Wonder under fusible web - for applique blocks

[@jenniferr9564]

Loud and clear

[@lindaskinner5887]

Love this block.

[@lindamc491]

Mermaids sound interesting!

[@maxineiles6806]

❤❤❤it's great to watch you thanks

[@JellyRollClub]

You are so kind

[@bjatnip3217]

Love the new 🎤

[@JellyRollClub]

It was not cheap but it sounds much better.

[@rowenaslater3067]

I’ve done the gnome quilt with, am doing the stars now and waiting to see what’s next….i love sewing and learning along with you sorry I had to leave mid live but am watching rerun now.

[@JellyRollClub]

Wonderful!

[@mike1968442]

“Baby raccoon around my neck”! I never make it to the live show but always watch the video.

[@JellyRollClub]

Yes, mi little microphone wind filter looks like a fuzzy little baby racoon, lol.

[@YoMan-w8d]

You look so beautiful girl ❤❤❤

[@JellyRollClub]

Thank you.

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

The Flynn Quilting Frame, that my local quilt shop sold to me, broke the needle threader off of my Bernina. That needle threader wasn't easy to use anyway. It is too hard to get my Bernina serviced. So, I will not be buying another Bernina. We still have the JUDY Drive-in-theater here in Kentucky. I'm tired of the fireworks also. Some people have more money than brains (when it comes to fireworks). I have been trying to figure out what to make out of my empty California Olive Ranch green glass bottles. Our Recycle Center will not take glass bottles. They are too nice to send to the dump. They would make a nice heavy base for gnomes. Thank you. That's a great idea. You can stuff your foot stool with clippings, left over pieces of thread, and scraps (too small to save for sewing).

[@rosehixon2790]

❤ all of your drawings are beautiful and I loved the gnome series. That’s when I get started with you. But, appliqué is not my cup of tea. Your star quilt was a wonderful skill builder. What about something like a snail trail? It can be done so many ways, and it’s a challenge to keep it squared up. If you Don’t think it’s too difficult for beginners… Thank you for asking.

[@jeancombstock5201]

Hi yes sound great

[@JellyRollClub]

Yay, thank you!

[@jeane.2722]

thx

[@SpanishTutor]

Ivonne wants to know what projects you would like to work on next.

[@JellyRollClub]

Please leave me a question or a comment. We have a virtual sew date coming up and I wanted to know what types of things you wanted to make in 2025.