I found a free paper-pieced pattern here www.piecebynumber.com/sisters.htm
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below the quilt it said, "pattern is called big sister little sister (from quilting board member DebraK who found it on a website for sale", don't know anything about it myself.
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It is precisely as catmcclure has deducted. So each block has one blade of a pinwheel at the top left, top right, bottom left and bottom right. If you want your large rectangle fabrics to be well distributed in your quilt and if you want the blades of each pinwheel to match (as in the pattern photo) you must set it all out on a design wall and are then dealing with a really fussy assembly process to make sure you sew each piece in the proper place (and the blades going the proper directions) to acheive this.
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I really like this pattern and in the colors shown it looks so bright and summery.
Thanks DebraK for finding the pattern source! |
I found the pattern on www.piece by number. Called big sister little sister
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Karen Utley • 11 hours ago
pattern is called big sister little sister (from quilting board member DebraK who found it on a website for sale) |
Originally Posted by DebraK
(Post 6047997)
I googled the image
I would love to know how to 'Google' the image. If you would share that I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Brenda |
Originally Posted by AngelinaMaria
(Post 6047951)
http://pinterest.com/pin/154107618471591248/
I stumbled across this quilt image (the multi colored pinwheel) and can't find the pattern. I have followed the links and they don't lead to the quilt pattern. It looks like maybe it was for sale at one time but maybe not anymore. Does this look familiar to anyone? I am intrigued </SPAN></SPAN>by how this would be pieced. Donna |
Originally Posted by Rosyhf
(Post 6048234)
This is how I see it. The rectangle has to be in three pieces for this to work. I broke the block up for you. Hope it helps.
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Originally Posted by AngelinaMaria
(Post 6048655)
I received the pattern and it is constructed keeping the large rectangle as one piece and essentially "sashing" it with half of the pinwheel blocks. There is absolutely no directions at all as to how to keep your pinwheels all the same fabric so I can only think that the entire quilt would have to be put on a design wall before any pieces are sewn together.
The color layout did vary row by row but all blocks in each row were the same. |
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