Name this pattern
Several years ago I saw a quilt hanging in a LQS and it was alternating snowballs and 9-patch. Anyone know the name of this pattern. Thought it might look cute in a baby quilt.
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To my knowledge it's known as the Snowball and 9-Patch. It's quite old. These two are from the 1900-1920 period, courtesy of the Quilt Index at MSU. They can be done on point
http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-5C1 or straight http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-306 Is that what you remember? |
i love the snowball and nine-patch. it makes a great secondary pattern. i've done 3 and each looks totally different from the next.
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Would make a great baby quilt!
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
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To my knowledge it's known as the Snowball and 9-Patch. It's quite old. These two are from the 1900-1920 period, courtesy of the Quilt Index at MSU. They can be done on point
http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-5C1 or straight http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-306 Is that what you remember? |
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Here is a baby quilt I did a few years ago. The fabric choices and placements, as in any quilt we make can make, snowball/9patch look sooo different.
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I like both, but really like the first one with the blocks set on point! Always like the simpleness of the 9-patch block....and love it set together with snowball blocks.
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]423914[/ATTACH]Here is another example.
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Both those quilts are beautiful!
Amazing how combing those two patterns makes a wonderful design. |
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Here's one that I did. It's slightly different in that the 9 patch forms rings that circle the snowball blocks, changing the look.
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Perhaps this is what you are referring to.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]424205[/ATTACH] I found the pattern in an old quilt book. I would have to look for it to find out the name but I will if you want. |
What an amazing array of layouts of the same two blocks, in so many different looks and feels.
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Sheez! now I "gotta" make one of each layout!:p
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I can't remember seeing this combination of blocks before, I love the look....I should say "looks"! So many different ways to arrange and make them look so different. I will absolutely be making this quilt.... just have to decide how to arrange mine! All these quilts are beautiful, and I agree they would make a wonderful baby blanket.
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dollyo, I love that layout. It looks much more complex than it is - my favorite kind of pattern. Very pretty.
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I believe it is snowballs and 9 patch. I have lost count of how many baby quilts I have made using this pattern - it's quick and always makes a beautiful quilt.
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I am machine quilting a 9 patch, snowball quilt on point done in depression prints. I love how they go together.
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You are all sewwwww amazing. What wonderful quilts from a neat pattern
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The Quilt Index has far more than the two examples I referenced above. They have, in fact, 83 examples of Snowball and 9 Patch quilts, and variations thereof, in their database.
http://www.quiltindex.org/search_res...atch&search=go The MSU Quilt Index is an awesome reference, well worth bookmarking if you have an interest in quilt history or heritage. |
Originally Posted by ghostrider
(Post 6181005)
The Quilt Index has far more than the two examples I referenced above. They have, in fact, 83 examples of Snowball and 9 Patch quilts, and variations thereof, in their database.
http://www.quiltindex.org/search_res...atch&search=go The MSU Quilt Index is an awesome reference, well worth bookmarking if you have an interest in quilt history or heritage. |
Originally Posted by ghostrider
(Post 6176552)
To my knowledge it's known as the Snowball and 9-Patch. It's quite old. These two are from the 1900-1920 period, courtesy of the Quilt Index at MSU. They can be done on point
http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-5C1 or straight http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=47-7B-306 Is that what you remember? |
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