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Star Crossed Love Pattern by Deb Tucker Studio 180 Design

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This quilt was designed in conjunction with New York Times best selling author Marie Bostwick for her novel A Thread So Thin. A spectacular project, it uses a collection of hand dyed batik fat quarters and Deb's Rapid Fire Hunter's Star tool and techniques. A magnificent quilting job turns the quilt into a show stopper.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

I've been working through this pattern for a few evenings now, and the way the batik fabrics shift colors in the star blocks is just stunning. The instructions for piecing the angled seams were clear enough that I didn't rip out a single stitch.

Nicholas P. ★★★★★

The fat quarter requirements were spot on—no fabric left over, which rarely happens with my projects. The way the batiks play together in the star pattern is just stunning.

Abigail O. ★★★★★

I'm not usually a pattern person, but the way this one pairs batiks with the novel's theme is so clever. Seeing the fat quarters arranged into those star blocks makes me want to read the book too.