quilt block pattern

I'm intrigued. When you say a star, are you thinking of a pieced star, an appliqued star, or perhaps a star that's drawn on or dyed or maybe on the fabric itself? And when you say a pattern, what do you look for in a pattern? I ask because log cabin usually isn't complicated enough to require a pattern. The center square can be any size, and the logs can be any width. It's one of those wonderfully adaptive blocks where you sew first and trim off the excess. But maybe you're thinking of something specific where a pattern would help.

--Lia

Or do you mean where the layout of the log cabin blocks forms a star? Or there's a diamond shaped log cabin block that makes a star, also.

Leslie, Missy & The Furbabies >> Does anyone know where I can find a quilt block pattern that is a log

We might be thinking along the same lines. With the careful placement of lights and darks, you could use log cabin blocks to make a quilt with a star design. I'm going to google for this and see what I find.

--Lia

In the center there is pieced star "the star is made of a center square then the points are like flying geese and in the corners are

Something like these might be what the original poster is looking for:

--Lia

This pattern makes a 44" square block or quilt.

--Lia, who adores fun assignments like this one

Leslie, Missy and The Furbabies >> Or do you mean where the layout of the log cabin blocks forms a star? Or

Howdy!

Something like the Log Cabin Star by the Kansas Troubles Quilters?