This yellow ribbon wallhanging is made of nine 9" blocks.  The ribbons float on their block so they can be easily squared without cutting into the points. They create their own faux sashing when set. Click on the thumbnail to the left to see the 29 x 29 wall hanging.  Click on the block to the right for a piecing diagram.

This is the blue star service banner.  It measures 16" X 25" and is displayed in your front window if you have a relative in service to their country.  Each blue star represents a service member, so if you have two or more family members in service, you can add their star too.  The blue star changes to gold if they are killed in action:-((  The center area is a 9" x 18" rectangle, and the borders are 3 1/2" wide.  Click on the banner to the left to see it up close.  Click here  for a star template to fuse to the banner.  (If a yellow sun pops up in the lower right hand corner, be sure to click on it to expand the graphic to its full size.)  Add a seam allowance if you want to applique the star.  

Salute the flag!  A surprisingly easy quilt to make.  Click on the thumbnail to the left to see it up close.   There is really only one block in this quilt, which can be easily paper pieced in different colorways and set as shown in the thumbnail to the right. The small blocks are 4" square.  Put together, they are 8" square, so a quilt made of 20 blocks would measure 34" x 42".  Add a small yellow border (or bind it in yellow) and you are done!