Looking for pattern for how to make a "brick' quilt NOT the yellow brick Road
07-14-2011, 06:33 AM
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Thank you all so very much . The quest is over. The Amy Butler pattern is what I was looking for.
I have book marked Quiler's Cache: Quiltville: b.quilt. I need a year of uninterrupted time to get through all those patterns. Whew!! I have to make a quilt to take home to Barbados on my vacation at the end of this month. So I needed a simple and not difficult pattern. Again thanks for all your help.
I have book marked Quiler's Cache: Quiltville: b.quilt. I need a year of uninterrupted time to get through all those patterns. Whew!! I have to make a quilt to take home to Barbados on my vacation at the end of this month. So I needed a simple and not difficult pattern. Again thanks for all your help.
07-14-2011, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
07-14-2011, 06:53 AM
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I am in a baseball quilting group that bets fabric squares on the teams. We swap 6 1/2" squares. That's at least 150 squares twice a year. So I cut the squares in half for the brick and use a muslin square the proper size. I have made a lot of those quilts over the years.
This one was all flowered pieces so I called it stepping stones in my flower garden. The childrens ones are great for lids and Linus quilts
Mim
This one was all flowered pieces so I called it stepping stones in my flower garden. The childrens ones are great for lids and Linus quilts
Mim
Originally Posted by Oistin
I think that there is a pattern that is similar to the bargello but not really a bargello. I think it is called a brick pattern. Can anyone help me find a pattern. I googled it but I am not finding what I want.Maybe it has a different name. Thanks!!
07-14-2011, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by watterstide
you could try
www.quilterscache.com
the only brick patterns i can think of, don't resemble a bargello
www.quilterscache.com
the only brick patterns i can think of, don't resemble a bargello
07-14-2011, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ewecansew
TRy the Billy Lauder site. It may be with Easymade designs.
07-15-2011, 02:59 AM
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The brick pattern is simply a 3 x 6 rectangle piece sashed with 1" cut (1/2" finished). The rectangles is staggered middle of block to middle of sashing etc. Try it on something small like a baby quilt and see if this doesn't work for you. Happy bricking!
PS. the brick can be any size you want it to be usually twice as long as wide.
PS. the brick can be any size you want it to be usually twice as long as wide.
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