Ohio Star

By | February 20, 2011

Hi Stampers

Opener 
Because I'm still trying to use up the little pieces from the Springtime Vintage Designer Series Paper, I decided to make a card featuring  the Ohio Star quilt block which is an eight-pointed star.  Back in the day when I was quilting, this was my favorite quilt block.  Making this card brought back so many memories of quilting and I keep saying I'm going back to it but I haven't as yet.  But I probably will not because I can't afford two expensive hobbies!

Ohio-Star-Quilt-Block copy

The card is 5 1/4" x 5 1/4".  Each whole square measures 1 3/4".  Each triangle was made using the 1 1/4" square punch and then cut on the diagonal.  When the triangles are put together they measure 1 3/4" x 1 3/4".

Note:  I used the Big Shot Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets from the Occasions Mini Catalog for my squares.  It is so much better than feeding it through the Xyron or using my snail adhesive!  Good by Xyron – hello Adhesive Sheets!

I embossed the very Vanilla Card Stock using the Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder to make it look like the block has been quilted.  The paper is the Springtime Vintage Designer Series Paper from the Occasions Mini Catalog. The Sentiment is from the Over All Stamp Set and stamped using Not Quite Navy Classic Ink.

Thanks for stopping by today!

~~Rachel

To purchase any supplies to complete this card or to shop 24/7, visit my Stampin' Store

Supplies Supplies:

Stamp SetOverall All (113790)

Paper:  Very Vanilla Card Stock (101650), Not Quite Navy Card Stock (101722), Springtime Vintage Designer Series Paper (121782)

Ink:  Not Quite Navy Classic inkpad (102977)

Accessories:  Big Shot Die Cut Machine (113439), Vintage Wallpaper Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (120175), 1 3/8" x 5/8" Oval Punch (119863), Scallop Oval Punch (119856)

 

One thought on “Ohio Star

  1. angela

    oh Rachel this is gorgeous!! I did not know you did quilting, What a fantastic thing to know how to do. I have my plate full right now but I do plan on taking a quilting class someday. thanks for sharing

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