Feathered Star Quilt Blocks I [Paperback] Review

I love this book!I have several of Marsha's pattern books, including her first Feathered Star book from back in the 80's, which I also love.

The first section is on drafting Feathered Stars based on the LeMoyne (8-pointed) Star.The second section is on designing your FS quilt.

There are extensive rotary-cutting instructions and basic piecing instructions, so even a beginner can give it a try.

There are patterns for ten different stars, and they include complete piecing instructions and alternate shadings, so you can see how different color choices can change the look of the block.

There are 6 pages of full-color photos of all the patterns, and 10 pages of all the templates needed for every pattern.

Marsha's special talent is taking a really difficult pattern and breaking it down into easy steps so that anyone can create the finished project.

I have already made "Lady of the Lake" and it is beautiful.

If you are interested in a complicated pattern that will yield stunning results, you won't be disappointed in this book.

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Product Description:
Really Hard Blocks That Take a Long Time to Make Inside you'll find patterns for 10 Le Moyne -based Feathered Star blocks. The smallest finishes at 12", the largest, at 38". Some are given in more than one size. Design and shading suggestions are given throughout. Some of the stars in this book, like the Double and Triple Feathered Stars patterns, are "really hard and take a long time to make". Others are fairly straightforward. All the blocks have a traditional look too them, but some are actually original blocks designed just for this book. The patterns are written for rotary cutting and machine piecing. Templates are provided for checking purposes, and for quilters who prefer more traditional techniques.

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