fabric lover

It says on the blog that the quilt is inspired on antique quilt made in Massachusets. May be she designed it herself?
Some 'googling' showed that she is librarian manager in a Massachusets museum.
May be the best way is to ask her.

racerh

Thank you all, the links are very helpful and right now I am making a quilt with triangles, diamonds, and 1/2 hexagons so I took the diamonds (60 degree) and started laying them out and low and behold I got it! I think you are right EQ7 will not do it but I made one close enough to get the fabric measurements.

lauriejo

Fun quilt, this is the closest one I've seen. http://cluckclucksew.bigcartel.com/p...28-pdf-version

Quiltinjay

Sorry I don't know the name of the pattern, but I love it made with the fruit fabrics...might have to make that one.

pmonaghen

It is very similar to Urban Elements Corrugated Quilt pattern...which I have done...doesn't have the black sashing between blocks...but could be added..
https://www.urbanelementz.com/shop/p...rugated-quilt/

racerh

Well I did manage to do the design in EQ7 minus the black sashing but that should not be a problem. Thank you all for your help!

matraina

I don't know but I love it. m Maybe a stained glass quilt?

madamekelly

I don't know the name, but I would put it together as a strip quilt. Put a narrow black strip between each diamond. Since it will have bias edges I would probably make the strips on a background such as cheap cotton (washed of course) or paper to prevent stretching.

Pat M.

To me it looks like a 60 degree diamond.

lauriejo

You could also use the iron on bias tape for the black lines, like they do in the stained glass quilts.