Star Rise Quilt Pattern

Reach for the stars. One block at a time.

Star Rise is a 12-block quilt pattern inspired by the stars and celestial bodies we look up at on clear nights. Some blocks are traditional. Some are ones I designed just for this quilt. Together, they make a quilt that feels like a piece of the night sky.

Originally released in 2025 as a block of the month program, Star Rise is now available as a single, complete pattern. All 12 blocks. All the instructions. All in one professionally edited PDF you can download today and open whenever you’re ready.

Make one block a month. Power through in a weekend-a-block sprint. Or tuck the pattern into your folder of someday-projects and get to it when you’re good and ready. You set the pace.

What’s Included

Full-Color 12-Block Pattern (PDF) A 35-page, carefully written, professionally edited pattern with step-by-step instructions for all 12 star-inspired blocks. Clear diagrams. Plain language. No guesswork.

Full Quilt Assembly Instructions Everything you need to go from a stack of finished blocks to a finished quilt top, including the layout diagram and borders.

Fabric Requirements & Cutting Charts Yardage for 80" x 92", plus a coloring page so you can plan your fabrics before you cut a single piece.

Instant Download Pattern delivered to your inbox the moment you check out. Print it, save it, or bring it to retreat — however you like to work.

Skill Level 

CONFIDENT BEGINNER. If you can piece a half-square triangle and sew an accurate quarter-inch seam, you can make this quilt. The pattern builds on itself block by block, so your skills grow as you go. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to make all 12 blocks? Nope. The pattern includes full quilt assembly, but every block stands on its own. Mini quilts, pillows, wall hangings — go for it.

What size does the finished quilt make? 80" x 92". Fabric requirements for this size are included in the pattern.

Is this the same pattern as the 2025 block of the month? The blocks are the same 12 designs. The difference is that everything is now in one document instead of released one at a time, so you can work at your own pace.

Do I need a printer? It helps. You can also view the pattern on a tablet and keep your phone beside your machine.

What if I get stuck? Email me. I answer every question that comes in. You are not doing this alone.