• a quilt pattern by Anita Eaton featuring a star medallion in the center and a rose border print
  • a quilt pattern by Anita Eaton featuring a star medallion in the center and a rose border print
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Star Medallion

  • Briefly: This beautiful star medallion quilt is pieced using a striped border fabric. Many wonderful fabrics are available, each creating a uniquely designed finish. Instructions explain how to use the templates included in this pattern so you can select and place Read more
  • Type: Download Pattern
  • Designer: Anita Eaton
  • Finished size: 52" x 52"
  • Skill Level: Intermediate
  • Techniques: Patchwork
  • Tags: Anita Eaton, download, patchwork, quilt, quilt pattern

    • $7.25 USD
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    • Description
    • Requirements

    This is an ideal quilt pattern for the intermediate to the advanced quilter and includes instruction on how to piece the backing, quilting suggestions, and also how to finish off.

    Using different combination colors as shown here can make a huge difference to the finished quilt.

    Note: A close-up of the rose fabric used in this quilt can be seen when clicking on the requirements tab.

    star medallion fabric

    Border Stripe (rose fabric in photo): 3 1/2 yards (this allows for various stripe patterns.)  In our quilt the fabric has 6 stripes - 3 wide floral stripes and 3 green bordered stripes with smaller flowers. (More stripes are acceptable, but 6 should be a minimum.)
    Back: 1 5/8 yd. (A portion of the border stripe and the border fabric are used to piece the back of the quilt.)
    Dark border and small triangles (green): 2 yds.
    Large corner triangles (print): 1/3 yd.
    Narrow borders (rose): 1/2 yd.
    Binding: There is sufficient fabric left from the dark border fabric to bind the quilt. To use a different fabric, purchase an additional 1/4 yd.
    Thread for piecing and quilting
    Sewing machine and accessories
    General quilting supplies such as rotary cutter, rulers etc
    Template plastic, pasteboard, or manila folders for patterns
    Spray Starch (optional for stabilizing bias cuts)