I need name of this quilt
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Have you thought about writing to Jenny Conrad and ask? Just Google Jenny Conrad Quilts and she may answer. Georgia Bonesteal wrote back to me when I was trying to find the pattern for her hummingbird quilt. (Before the internet was available.)
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Spectacular quilting!
I think the quilt is built with two alternating blocks.
54-40 or Fight and a 16 patch that is floated in triangles. As far as I can tell, all the small squares are the same size - so the setting triangles will "float" the 16-patch unit.
I think the quilt is built with two alternating blocks.
54-40 or Fight and a 16 patch that is floated in triangles. As far as I can tell, all the small squares are the same size - so the setting triangles will "float" the 16-patch unit.
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I made a quilt for my granddaughter and the pattern looks just like what you are looking for and it was Tennessee Waltz by Eleanor Burns from QIAD. After re-reading the posts I think you have gotten some good responses
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Thanks for sharing this picture! I can see why you are inspired by this one. Love how the quilting brings out a secondary pattern! Thanks bearisgray for deconstructing the blocks. I shall go look up the Eleanor Burns Tennessee Waltz, as well. So nice to have ideas from fellow quilters!