It's the fourth and final week in our Planetarium quilt sew along! Star Command, permission to get a bit sappy? Over the last few weeks we have traveled through space and time together — it's been a journey. I have asked you to conquer more sewing techniques in this pattern than ever before!
Welcome, fellow explorers, to Week 3 in the Planetarium sew along! This week's adventure includes a little bit of everything — sewing straight seams, sewing curved seams, trimming with rulers, trimming with templates, chain piecing, pressing, and of course, intermittent dancing and snack breaks.
Star Command, come in, this is your Captain speaking. I have some important updates. The first is that we have successfully completed our Week 1 mission of picking fabric and are now making the journey into Week 2 of the Planetarium quilt sew along — cutting that fabric.
My fellow space-lovers, star-gazers, and overall chasers of wonder — we are here with a single purpose — to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, and to boldly go where no woman has gone before!
What’s better than a Planetarium quilt? A Planetarium quilt with a coordinating Planetarium quilted tote bag! Plus, if you’re too busy to make an entire Planetarium quilt, this star tote bag tutorial offers you the perfect chance to try out a block, participate in our Planetarium sew along, and see if you want to dive in and make a full quilt.
The Planetarium quilt pattern is here! You can now instantly download the pattern and start making it today! If this pattern looks tricky, don't worry! We will have a sew along full of tips and tricks beginning on January 26. And believe us when we say that even a new quilter can make the Planetarium quilt!
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