There are several ways to construct the Bow Tie Block. Your picture is one of them (with a white center). Usually the center is the same color as two of the diagonal corners. Hope this helps. Here are some patterns:
http://www.quilt-lovers-guide.com/bowtie-block.html http://www.quiltmag.com/pdf/Sept06-BowTie.pdf http://www.quiltaholics.com/bom/bowtie.htm And here's a paper-pieced version: http://www.geocities.com/pcpiecers/fpbowtie3.html |
Originally Posted by Moonpi
Originally Posted by lfw045
It almost looks like a bow-tie block.........
Linda D. |
Thanks Minda for the sites. I still think it has another name. |
That does look like the traditional Bow Tie
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Thanks to everyone, a big thanks to Minda, great websites, for those of you interested I found it on etsy.
Karen |
Thanks to everyone for all your help. A special Thank You to Minda for those websites. I saw the quilt on etsy. Heres the link if you want to take a look at a couple of views
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=10190601 Karen |
I have no idea how to put a picture of a block here from EQ but I know alot of ladies here have the program. If you draw a bow tie block & colour it in with these colours, it certainly looks like the block.
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it absolutely, positively, IS the traditional bowtie block.
thing is ... there are many blocks out there with more than one name. sooooooo ... it could also be something else. why don't we name it Herman? :lol: |
Wow, i love how white was used in the centre of the bow! That's one gorgeous quilt, but those Y seams look very hard to do :)
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I almost looks like a 4 patch/snowball block. Really pretty colors, too.
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