Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt Pattern
Fat quarter fans rejoice! On September 14, the Star Crossed 2.0 quilt pattern is available now and, believe it or not, this pattern is fat quarter friendly. It's true! The illusion of woven fabric in the center of the quilt is what makes this pattern work with fat quarters. While there are long strips to form the design, none of them extend the entire way across the quilt.
Star Crossed 2.0 is the sister pattern to Star Crossed. While it uses slightly more advanced techniques, like a Y-seam, trust me when I say you'll be able to tackle a Y-seam with confidence after watching the video tutorial that comes with the pattern. If you want to make both quilts, you can even get a Star Crossed pattern bundle.
So grab a stack of fat quarters and get ready to see examples of nine Star Crossed 2.0 plus everybody's favorite...quilt kits!
There are two versions of Star Crossed 2.0. The multi-colored quilt uses 12 fat quarters and the limited-color uses yardage. So this pattern isn't just for fat quarters! You'll see examples of both versions in this post.
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Star Crossed 2.0 Cover Quilt
Just in time for fall, the Star Crossed 2.0 quilt pattern cover uses my Signature PURE Solids from Art Gallery Fabrics in a combination that screams crunchy leaves and pumpkin patches. Using wool batting will make this quilt even cozier!
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Available as a kit from Crimson Tate, this quilt was made by Kim Volgelsang. The quilting was done by Heather Alexander using the panto Spring by Mistletoe Quilting.
Suzy Quilts Signature Solids:
- Color 1: Queen Bee
- Color 2: Velvet
- Color 3: Matcha
- Color 4: Hemlock
- Color 5: Ginger
- Color 6: Snapdragon
- Color 7: Truffle
- Color 8: Thistle
- Color 9: Poppy
- Color 10: Shrimpy
- Color 11: Nova
- Background: Pearl
How fun is it to match your quilt! My pants and the quilt backing use my Boho Birds Wideback in Nova. The pants are made from the Chanterelle pattern by Sew Liberated.
Woven Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
Yes, the middle of each Star Crossed 2.0 quilt looks woven. But if you take a close look at the fabric used in this quilt, it's a woven too! While this quilt isn't available as a kit, you can recreate it using this bundle of Diamond Textiles fat quarters from Fabric Bubb.
This quilt was made by Mandy Mace and was quilted by Quilting by David using the panto Abacus.
Rainbow Bright Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
Some people like monochromatic or minimal quilts. Other people want each and every color in their quilts. If the latter describes you, you'll love this rainbow bright version of Star Crossed 2.0! While this quilt is not sold as a kit, you can recreate it using your favorite brand of solid fabrics.
The version below was made by our tech editor Jessica Schunke using Kona Cotton solids from her stash. It was quilted by Lilo Whitener-Fey of Trace Creek Quilting using the Ikat panto by Patricia Ritter.
Confetti Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
Don't you just love the feeling of cutting up colorful fabrics and throwing them in the air like confetti? Ok, if you don't want all of that mess, put those fabrics into a quilt instead! And what better fabric to make a confetti quilt with than Art Gallery Fabrics PURE Solids and some of my own Signature PURE Solids?
Get the kit from Lamb and Loom! The sample above was quilted and photographed by Stitched by Alexis.
Limited-Color Christmas Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
If you're like me, you want to get started on your Christmas crafting as soon as you can. That means now! Some longarm deadlines for holiday quilts are as early as Halloween. So while you might be thinking about spooky bats and spiders today, you might want to switch to images of sugar plums dancing in your mind.
And this holiday version of Star Crossed 2.0 is a great place to start. Using four of my Signature PURE Solids, this quilt is just subtle enough that you can keep it out all year long! Coming soon as a kit from Peony Pedal Quilts.
Suzy Quilts Signature Solids:
- Color 1: Poppy
- Color 2: Pistachio
- Color 3: Matcha
- Background: Pearl
Vintage Scrappy Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
The colorful charm of this vintage scrappy version of the Star Crossed 2.0 quilt pattern harkens back to the scrappy quilts of the 1930s, made with fabrics from feed and flour sacks to old garments. This quilt gives that a modern twist, with large-scale prints mixed with blenders, gingham mixed with solids, and an array of eye-catching colors.
Available as a kit from Thai Charm LLC, this was also quilted by Sandy of Thai Charm using the panto Devon by Sew Shabby Quilting.
Starry Holiday Star Crossed 2.0 Quilt
The bright pinks create a minimal yet modern look that's fun for the holidays and perfect all year long. And it's even available in two different background colors — black or ocean.
In addition to being cheery for the holidays, these quilts are also very Barbie. If your job is just...quilt, get a kit today from Global Fiber Shop!
More Star Crossed 2.0 Mock-Ups
There isn't enough time in the day to make all of the quilts we want to. Since I didn't have time to actually make each and every one of these, I thought the second best thing is to show you mock-ups of would I would make if I could. 😉
Limited-Color Versions Using Suzy Quilts Signature Solids
Listed in order, the warm version uses Shrimpy, Snapdragon, Pearl, and Spiced. The cool version uses Matcha, Pearl, Cerulean, Glacier.
Limited-Color Versions: Toxic Green and Sweet as Honey
Multi-Color Versions: São Paulo and It Takes Two to Toucan
Multi-Color Versions: Take a Chance and Lil Bit Quirky
Star Crossed or Star Crossed 2.0 — Which One Are You Making?
Now that you've met both Star Crossed and Star Crossed 2.0, which one are you excited to make first? Or are you planning to make both? Let us know in the comments!
Our mini-sew along begins on September 29, so don't wait to get your fabric and remember to buy your pattern in the Suzy Quilts shop on September 14!
