Name of pattern?
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Name of pattern?
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Does anyone know the name of this pattern?
Does anyone know the name of this pattern?
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Don't know the name of the pattern but here's some info. Hope this helps.
http://stitchintherapy.blogspot.ca/2...h-4-patch.html
http://stitchintherapy.blogspot.ca/2...h-4-patch.html
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Each block is divided into 3 sections. One section is 3 squares of different colours. Second section 3 squares of different colours. Third section is a stripe of cream full length.
the blocks are then placed vertical and next horizontal to make pattern.
the blocks are then placed vertical and next horizontal to make pattern.
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After her mysteries have been free for a short time, they then become patterns you pay for. This one was #134.
and when I check it out, you don't see the finished quilt, just a short description. Maybe I am missing something.
but basically, this is a rail fence pattern, with variations.
and when I check it out, you don't see the finished quilt, just a short description. Maybe I am missing something.
but basically, this is a rail fence pattern, with variations.
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So how can one person "sell" a pattern, while someone else gives free instructions on another site...of a variation of a traditional pattern.
Just wondering. This has been the answer for me...have two shoeboxes filled with 2 1/2" squares.....
Just wondering. This has been the answer for me...have two shoeboxes filled with 2 1/2" squares.....
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I made this before. I used four patches, one set all scrappy one set with solid squares on one side. Sewing the solid squares was much easier then sewing a strip of solid to the two squares. It's not a copyright violation to show how to make a quilt pattern, just can't show or copy any of the original written instructions.
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