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teddysmom 07-14-2013 04:06 AM

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.

ghostrider 07-14-2013 05:06 AM

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?

QuiltnNan 07-14-2013 05:26 AM

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.

mighty 07-14-2013 06:34 AM

Would make a great baby quilt!

teddysmom 07-14-2013 07:37 AM


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?

Thanks, the second one is the one I remember.

grammy Dwynn 07-14-2013 08:04 AM

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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.

patchsamkim 07-14-2013 09:55 AM

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.

irishrose 07-14-2013 10:53 AM

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]423914[/ATTACH]Here is another example.
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AlienQuilter 07-14-2013 12:59 PM

Both those quilts are beautiful!

Amazing how combing those two patterns makes a wonderful design.

Dollyo 07-16-2013 04:16 AM

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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.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]424196[/ATTACH]

twinkie 07-16-2013 04:52 AM

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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.

Yooper32 07-16-2013 05:19 AM

What an amazing array of layouts of the same two blocks, in so many different looks and feels.

quiltmama22 07-16-2013 05:28 AM

Sheez! now I "gotta" make one of each layout!:p

mjmachin 07-16-2013 05:53 AM

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.

irishrose 07-16-2013 05:54 AM

dollyo, I love that layout. It looks much more complex than it is - my favorite kind of pattern. Very pretty.

MargeD 07-16-2013 06:02 AM

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.

mycatsmom 07-16-2013 06:14 AM

I am machine quilting a 9 patch, snowball quilt on point done in depression prints. I love how they go together.

IBQUILTIN 07-16-2013 08:04 AM

You are all sewwwww amazing. What wonderful quilts from a neat pattern

ghostrider 07-16-2013 03:07 PM

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.

JustAbitCrazy 07-16-2013 05:24 PM


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.

Wow! You're not kidding! Thanks for that link!

GrannieAnnie 07-16-2013 05:30 PM


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?

That's all I've ever heard it called.


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