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Thread: Does anyone know the name of this pattern?

  1. 11-01-2012, 06:15 AM #11
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    Sorry I can't help with naming this quilt but it sure is cool. Do you know the story behind this quilt? Some of the fabrics look old.
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  2. 11-01-2012, 08:04 AM #12
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    it reminds me of a variation of Cathedral Windows
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    I was thinking a variation of orange peel, but I don't know.
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    I believe it could be cathredal window
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    Quote Originally Posted by quiltmama22 View Post
    ---and the Barbara Brackman "Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns" also lists 2 other names:
    "Circle & Square" from a 1936 KC Star, and "Oil Fields of Oklahoma" from the KC Star. The
    quilt top looks like it could be late 30's or 40's fabric. What a treasure.
    Thanks! It was handed down through my family on my dads' side. I collect antique quilts so this one is especially special to me. It's circa 1930's.

    Jane
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