What can you do with an HST?

It reminds me of the jingle "What would you do for a Klondike Bar?" What can you do with an HST? Well, not much with one, but add it to its other half-square triangle buddies, and you've got puzzle pieces for days!

Pinwheels, stars, diamonds, mountains… the sky’s the limit!

Flip 'em, twirl 'em, turn 'em all the same direction. Stunning designs await...

Maple Season

Maple season

For me, any season is maple season, but let’s face it… fall was made for maple. So, let’s make some leaves. Antler Valley’s original patterns, Maple Stars and Maple Baby will keep your families cozy this fall. Or look great on your wall. So, hurry up y’all, don’t stall! (OK, I’ll stop).

Maple leaves, or Maple Leaf blocks, turned on point, create fun stars. I even love the shapes they create between the stars. This pattern was created using a combination of Stonehenge by Northcott and Kona Solids by Robert Kaufman.

Color combinations are endless! With as few as two solid fabrics, you can make one of these fun, maple leaf quilts.

Head to our Kits page to grab a PRECUT kit today!

Throw quilt: 53” X 66”

Baby quilt: 42” X 42”

Use the contact page to request a special color combination. You’ll receive a reply within a day, and we’ll custom cut a kit just for you. Kits include fabric for the quilt top and strips for binding, along with the pattern and instructions.

Antler Valley Quilts

What can you do with an HST?

Maple Season

Maple season