This is a double bed sized quilt with on-point blocks from All People Quilt. The block is similar to Trip Around the World. The version here is shown in soft spring colours for a historic look but it would also look good in more vibrant shades.
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From Henry Glass Fabrics
Another way with a panel - this time sawtooth stars with other focus fabrics form the border.
From Henry Glass Fabrics
This quilt alternates pieced blocks with plain blocks. The chintz background matches the border for a traditional look.
From Henry Glass Fabrics
One large star makes a 64 1/2" square quilt. Two sizes of pieced stars add extra details and large HST's make the star points. A simple thin strip border makes sure the binding doesn't cut off the star points and adds a final accent. Do I sound like I like this one - that would be a yes.
From Henry Glass Fabrics
This quilt uses small panels and alternates them with quarter square triangles - the thing to note is that the QST's have been trimmed to match the panels once they are made so that they become rectangular, another reminder that you can always do the same. The "panels" do not have to be a panel print either, fussy cutting a large scale print would also work.
Simple enough for a confident beginner
More quilt panel ideas from Henry Glass Fabrics - this 24" panel is a common size.
This one has been given a chevron border made from HST's, pieced cornerstones which merge cleverly with the border and then a chequered border made from alternating coloured squares. Make you own version with your own fabrics.
All nine patches... Riley Blake Itty Bitty - Downloadable PDF | LoveCrafts
