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Hello ladies, I am looking for a pattern that uses 1 charm square and a 2.5 inch square in the upper right hand corner and possibly one 2.5 inch square in the bottom left hand corner. I know that's not much to go on and I apologize. I hope some one can help. It was a simple quilt to do. So mad at myself for not writing this down. Thank you.
Is is possible for you to draw a picture then photograph the picture and post it here? Because what you describe sounds like a 4 patch, because a charm square is 5 inch square, then if you put a 2.5 in square in the opposite corners it would look like a 4 patch.
Or are you talking about sewing the 2.5 inch square onto the corner, folding it down to make it look like a triangle? Then when you sew the squares together they look like little bows?
There is the Silly Goose Pattern by MSQC, that the way it is placed looks like a vertical Chevron style.
Last edited by quiltingcandy; 09-06-2015 at 02:49 PM.
When I am trying to recreate a pattern, I get out my graph paper and draw the elements that I remember. Often that is enough to jog my memory. Were there strips around the charm square--making it look sort of like a modified irish chain?
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Have you looked thru Google Images??
https://www.google.com/search?q=char...FQY1iAod0_4J1A
I wonder if you are talking about a D9P:
http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilt...arm-pack/59503
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That sounds like a pattern from Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Company, but I cannot remember which one. Go to the Missouri Star web site, click on today's daily deal, down near the bottom of the story is a link to all the charm pack patterns. Are you sure it was not with layer cakes? The one I remember snowballs opposite corners of a layer cake square. Good luck. Sharon
Last edited by oldsewer; 09-06-2015 at 02:43 PM.
thank you that is what it was. Jenny calls it her Silly Goose Quilt.
Thank you so much, you saved what little mind I have left. HaHa!
here's info on where to get the pattern. it's eally prettyOriginally Posted by quiltsru
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Sounds like a Hatchet pattern to me. They even make a template for this type of quilt. Try Googling it.
Is it a block that is snow balled on each corner?
If and when I get bored with tv, I look at the different videos. Jenny has many. She makes so many so easy with her techniques.
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