Anyone know this pattern???
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I saw this on a German blog site http://gritslife1.blogspot.de and love this quilt!! Supposedly there is a pattern for this and I am trying to find out if I can get it here in the States. Also, Check out this gal's blog; all of her quilts are beautiful!!
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It IS a paper pieced pattern...I went from grit's blog site to her Facebook page and that is where I found pictures of this quilt in various stages of completion. I sent her a message on her FB site but was hoping that someone here on QB could help out
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It is a twisted log cabin. It's usually paper pieced, but here is a tutorial on how to make one without paper piecing - http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...in-t81954.html
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Carol Doak has several paper pieced twists (this one is Double Twist) in her Standard Edition Vol.1 collection. It is available as stand-alone program for downloading on Quilt Pro website(you don't need QuiltPro to run the program. I have also seen a pattern like this for sale, a table runner if I remember rigth, somewhere on the net called Jubilee. Try Google.
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http://www.mccallsquilting.com/patte....html?idx=8184
Here is a free PP pattern. It does't LOOK the same at first glance but it is the same log cabin twist( see the template): just pay attention to your color placement, pick your own colors
Here is a free PP pattern. It does't LOOK the same at first glance but it is the same log cabin twist( see the template): just pay attention to your color placement, pick your own colors
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