Star Block Wall Quilts
Get starstruck with free quilt patterns that highlight Star blocks. Use red, white, and blue for a Fourth of July quilt. Or choose traditional Christmas colors for a holiday wall hanging. Star blocks look stunning in any colorway, so choose fabric that matches your decor for a five-star quilt that will last all year!
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Floating Stars Wall Hanging
Just two blocks—a star block in two colorways and an hourglass block that gets rotated—team up in a wall hanging.
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Blazing Stars Wall Quilt
Combine four Blazing Star blocks for a striking wall hanging. By using prints with metallic stripes, the star points seem to radiate light.
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Star Burst Wall Hanging
This bright quilt features a blazing star of fiery red, yellows, and orange batiks. The star shines against a pale green background.
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Starring Diamonds Wall Hanging
Fussy-cut motifs fill star centers in this bright wall hanging. Standout geometric prints mimic the diamond and hexagon shapes of the pieced quilt center.
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Pretty in Pastels Quilt
Use Double-Nine Patch blocks, star blocks, and a sawtooth border all made from pastel fabric in a pretty wall hanging.
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Simple Stars Quilt
For a quick-to-make baby quilt, set off eight star blocks with vertical-print sashing strips. Hang it on the wall for a nursery decoration.
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Eight-Pointed Stars Wall Hanging
Bold and bright prints in the setting triangles and border draw attention to the perimeter of this playful, five-star wall hanging.
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Snowballs and Stripes
Geometric prints in the border and star points frame the soft florals featured in the center of the Snowball units.
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Patriotic Points Wall Hanging
Fabrics in reds, creams, and blues turn simple blocks into patriotic patterns that are stunning when combined into a Americana wall hanging. An impactful star block in the center provides a shining focal point.
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Batik Triangle Stars
This bright batik wall hanging is made with just one block, but careful fabric placement creates the illusion of different blocks.
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Starry Irish Chain
Retro-inspired prints pop off a mottled dark brown background in a wall hanging that features Star and Irish Chain blocks.
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Hourglass Stars Wall Hanging
With careful fabric selection, you can highlight the quilt’s star or hourglass blocks. Fabric placement in the hourglass blocks also creates a secondary star design.
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Americana Lone Star
A two-color collage provides an unexpected background in the LeMoyne Star blocks and setting units. Abrupt changes from light prints to dark prints make this small Lone Star radiate.
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Citrus Stars
A playful palette of citrus colors—orange, green, and yellow—brings a summery look to this wall hanging. Careful placement of triangle-squares produces pairs of star blocks.
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Rail Fence & Stars
Replicate these chocolate brown stars in pieced cream backgrounds or feature your favorite lights and darks. The contrast of the light and dark fabrics allows the stars to shine.
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Star Crossed
Dark red and brown prints add weight to the borders and star center of this quilt, while pastels add softness, creating a strong diagonal effect between the Star blocks in this wall hanging.
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Annie’s Star
Strategically placed triangles create the illusion of a circle surrounding the center star. A black print with celestial motifs in blue, cranberry, and gold inspired the designer's rich color scheme.
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Star Crib Quilt
Use a vivid stripe as the starting point for choosing colors and fabrics in this bright kid’s quilt. The result is an evening sky of bright stars.
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Star Party
Put your light and bright scraps to use in a scrappy quilt featuring a party of stars.
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Prickly Stars
A classic pattern yields star-studded results. Every Feathered Star block is made from different fabrics, perfect for using a multitude of scraps.
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Crazy Stars
Fuchsia tone-on-tones set off this easy star quilt. Just layer fat quarters, cut through all of them at once, and shuffle the deck to easily create stunning stars.
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Sawtooth Stars & Squares
Blend retro prints and use a solid sashing fabric to help give the eye a place to rest between blocks. Each corner features a tiny star for a sparkle.
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Uneven Nine-Patch & Star
Lots of polka dots add a sense of playfulness and whimsy to this brightly colored star quilt.
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Four Corners Wall Hanging
Use a black print to frame a quartet of star blocks.
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Starry Lane Wall Hanging
A festive framework for Starry Lane blocks results in a bright wall hanging.
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Lone Star & Stripes
Plaids and stripes dazzle against a navy flower-appliquéd background. Create the star’s radiating pattern with carefully planned strip-piecing, then join the star points with-in seams.
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