Friendship Star Quilt Pattern

This friendship star quilt pattern measures 64 1/2 x 91 1/2″. Making it a great full and queen quilt pattern. The PDF version includes sizes for baby to King Size quilt.

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Fabric Needed

  • 16 1/2 yards assorted pieces of a blue/cream print. Here are some Blue Fabric options from Fat Quarter Shop
  • 5 yards of cream or white fabric for the friendship star quilt block.
  • 1 1/2 yards of darker fabric for border
  • 5 1/2 Yard of fabric for backing
  • 71″ x 98″ quilt batting

Cut your Friendship Star Quilt Pattern Fabrics

I recommend that you cut in the following order to ensure you have enough fabric.

From fabric #1 (Blue/cream print) cut:

  • 8-5″ squares (you’ll have 5 leftover squares)
  • 8- 2×5″ Rectangles (you will have 4 leftover rectangles)
  • 16-2″ squares (you will have 8 leftover squares)

From Cream/White fabric cut:

  • 62- 2×3 1/2″ rectangles
  • 124- 2″ squares

Border and Binding

  • 8-3 1/2 x 42″ strips for borders
  • 8 2 1/2 x 42″ binding strips

Friendship Quilt Block

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All Seams are 1/4″ seam allowance

Refer to the Friendship star block using two blue/cream prints 2″ squares, one blue and cream print 2×5″ rectangle, four cream/white prints 2″ squares and two cream print 2 x 3 1/2″ rectangles to make a friendship star block. Repeat to make a total of 124 Friendship star blocks.

Assemble Your Quilt

  1. Lay out the 124 pieced Friendship star blocks and 123 assorted blue/cream print 5″ squares in 19 horizontal rows.
  2. Sew together the blocks in each row. Press the seam allowances toward the blue/cream larger squares.
  3. Join the rows to complete your Friendship start quilt pattern center. Press the seam allowance in one direction. The center (before borders) should measure 59 x 86″.

Add the Borders

Cut and piece your border 3 1/2 x 42″ strips to make the following:

  • 2-3 1/2 x 92″ Border strips
  • 2- 3 1/2 x 59″ border strips

Sew the short border strips to the top and bottom edges of your quilt center. Add the long border strips to each edge, right sides together to finish your friendship star quilt pattern.

Press your seam allowances toward the border.

Complete the Quilt

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Layer your quilt top, batting and backing as you usually do. Quilt as desired with either your long arm or you can use your domestic machine with some patience.

Use your fabric to bind the quilt and use it on a bed or give it as a gift. I would love to see it via email when you finish it.

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