A four-by-four star: a large centre square, four flying-geese units whose small triangles make eight star points, and plain corner squares.
Make four flying-geese units with background geese and star-fabric wings, then sew the block in three rows.
Free quilt patterns made from the Sawtooth Star block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
Eight flying-geese units in four pairs; each quarter holds two geese flying the same way, and the quarters turn around the centre like a pinwheel.
A four-by-four block of squares and half-square triangles: long dark blades spin around a small centre pinwheel, with a square in each corner.
Two tie squares on one diagonal and two background squares whose centre corners are stitched-and-flipped in the tie fabric, so a small square knot forms where they meet.
Two large half-square triangles meet at the centre on one diagonal; the other two quarters each hold a square, a background square and two small triangles.
Sixteen half-square triangles: pairs along each edge make eight star points, the corners are triangles, and the centre four units form a pinwheel.
Four hourglass units, each turned a quarter from its neighbours, so the dark triangles form a pinwheel at the centre and another around the edges.
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