sss

Does anyone know a pattern called Chains of Love? It is suppose to be a Double Wedding Ring Pattern that has no curves, or so I have been told. I am a beginner but a family member wants a DWR quilt. Everything I have read about DWR quilts says it is not a beginner's quilt. Any ideas???

pstoner

Have you tried the Lover's knot, it's like the DWR but straight lines

dakotamaid

I agree with Pstoner, the lovers knot by Eleanor Burns would be lovely. Try this link:

http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=3985428

craftybear

I did a search for you and is this the pattern you are looking for

http://www.rivercityquilts.com/books...lie-larsen.cfm

sss

That is great! What do you think about it? Oh how I wish I could read the instructions. Thanks so much!! Has anyone ever done this pattern????

Roben

Darn - I wish I knew this on Saturday when I was over at Prairie Star Quilts! I would have looked for you! I'm working on one of her patterns now (Shiloh Topper), and I can tell you the instructions are very clear and easy to understand. I'd buy another one, no problem.

We were there for the Quilt Show - they have pics on their Photos of Interest page. The website is http://www.prairiestarquilts.com/

BKrenning

You might also look for "Rings that Bind" by Cheryl Phillips. It is a quilt as you go Double Wedding Ring that even a beginner can manage and the book usually comes with the arc tool. The end result is fantastic and looks like the "real" thing from the front.

Search for Cheryl Phillips on http://www.hgtv.com and you'll come up with the videos that show how she constructs it.

sharon b

Quilt in A Day has a double wedding ring that you sew onto fusible fabric. makes it a lot easier :lol: Maybe look into that :wink:

http://www.quiltinaday.com/search/de...g+ring&x=0&y=0

sss

I emailed River City Quilts asking some questions about the pattern before I order it. Thanks again, I will let you know what I find out about the pattern. sss