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Scrap Buster Contest Entry ~ Patchwork Star Tutorial
Submit your Scrap Buster tutorial by October 23rd for your chance to win one of three $50 gift certificates to Sew,Mama,Sew!
Lina from Linaloo shares her Patchwork Star Tutorial. She adds that these sell really well at craft fairs, they make nice decorations for the holidays and the stars are a perfect use for scraps!
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these would look lovely on my Christmas tree.
Love this!
I love this little star. I’m going to make some right away for the Christmas tree. My little boy is one and he’ll need some “okay for play” ornaments.
I like this! It would make for a nice Christmas gift too.
I *love* this! what a great little ornament
That’s a great idea for Christmas gifts.
What a great idea! I love it, and can’t wait to make one…or several.
I love this idea, and totally want to adorn my X-mas presents with these! Thank you!
That’s just darling! What a cute idea to add to the wrapping of Christmas presents too! Maybe a bunch of them to put on a little tree? My DD would just love it!
Very, very nice! I want to make some for my Christmas tree this year!
noooo….a star ornament was what I made…..maybe I can rejigger it for a tree-shaped ornament instead
very cute… would make a nice addition to holiday gifts!
Ooooooh, another keeper!
I love a good, quick little holiday gift. Thanks for the tute. This would be fun with little ones too who can help stuff & maybe even sew a button on!
What a lovely ornament. I think I should start a tradition and make a new one each year.
These are cute I am loving all these ideas everyone has for scraps.
The star is adorable and a great idea! Thanks!
It’s very cute! I can see them hanging all over the house…
This will be perfect for some little Christmas presents I want to make and give! Thanks for these wonderful ideas; I’m really enjoying this series.
So cute and simple love it!
I made hearts kind of like this! So sweet!
Jenny
This is darling and would look spectacular on my Christmas tree I think! Some people might just be getting some of these as stocking stuffers!
I love stars at Christmas. I had some paper stars hanging from the ceiling and they have worn out. Now I have found their replacement. Very, very cute, thank you for posting, good instructions.
These would work perfectly to decorate your home during the holidays.
Love it! I was looking for a good handmade holiday gift for friends and family and these are ideal.
I like to top my Christmas gifts with an ornament – thanks for this great idea, I think it will be on top of all my gifts this year!
This is a really cute idea.
What a lovely idea – and just in time for my christmas preparation list. Thanks for the tutorial
So cute! I think I’ll use this idea for some of the ornaments I’m doing for a swap next month. Thanks!
I like to make christmas ornaments as gifts. This will be perfect and it would be a great hand sewn project. Thanks
awesome idea…LOVE it!!
I love these, I’ll totally be making a few of them for various Christmas swaps, as well as one for a pincushion!
I am in a Christmas ornament swap…think I just found what I am going to make!
I like these, but somehow also see red-white-blue stars for July? Maybe?
Lovely stars – would love to put some of these on presents for Christmas. And to decorate my home too…
This would make a great gift topper!
Adding to my to-do list right now!
Thanks, this is cute.
excellent tutorial! can’t wait to raid my scrap bucket.
A simple gift. This is perfect for everyone.
I have an ornament exchange this year. This is PERFECT. Just what I wanted!
I am definitely going to have to make some of these for Christmas ornaments–thanks for the tutorial!
Love the vintage button in the center — I know I’d never be able to match the middle up, and the button adds just the right touch of problem-solving cute!
Very cute! Great ornament/decoration.
I’ve tried making this several times & mine looks nothing like yours
I can’t get 5 triangles to come out to a star shape. Any words of advice? These would have been so much better than a bow made of ribbon. Kris
I made a diamond template. if you need help like I did — http://wanderingknits.blogspot.com/2009/10/drafting-your-own-template.html
Too cute! I love stars and patchwork, so this is perfect! Thanks.
For Kris: Hi this is Lina – you need five diamonds (not triangles unfortunately!) to get you a star shape. Hope that helps!!!
love these, have made 4 so far, my lovely boy who is 6 has requested that I amke him some special “treasure stars” for his bedroom: makes a change from requests for nintendo games!
Awesome write-up, really! I really love this time of the year! Snowman and Cookie – Yah!