Can someone identify the names of these for me?
#1
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I am not good identifying quilt patterns by their proper names. Can someone put names on these for me. We found the tops at thrift stores or garage sales.
Thanks,
ChrisB
Thanks,
ChrisB
Number 1
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252951[/ATTACH]
Number 2
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252952[/ATTACH]
Number 3
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252953[/ATTACH]
Number 4
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252955[/ATTACH]
Number 5
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252956[/ATTACH]
Number 6
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252960[/ATTACH]
Number 7
[ATTACH=CONFIG]252962[/ATTACH]
#2
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I think #5 is called seven sisters ( a variation)? Very cool and I really like the pattern.
#6 Is the spider web. Another cool pattern.
#7 is Rail fence
# 4 has many names. I call it hole in the barn door.
All are very nice.
#6 Is the spider web. Another cool pattern.
#7 is Rail fence
# 4 has many names. I call it hole in the barn door.
All are very nice.
#9
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Oh wow - I now have another quilt I must make. Here is a tute on The Spider Web Quilt:
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2010/04/...ock-sew-along/
This would be great with a collection of fabrics or scrappy. There are a lot of images online from old quilts as it is an old pattern. Thanks for turning me on to this one.
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2010/04/...ock-sew-along/
This would be great with a collection of fabrics or scrappy. There are a lot of images online from old quilts as it is an old pattern. Thanks for turning me on to this one.
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