Name this pattern, please!
01-21-2012, 08:30 AM
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That is a Clotilde pattern $ 7.98, called diamond patch. I have that on my bucket list to make. Won't need a pattern. It is simple to look at and make you blocks and 9 patches. Yours is so cute and bright. I also like yours Ranger. I love the bright colors. This pattern would be pretty in any color combonation.
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01-21-2012, 01:43 PM
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Thanks for all of your expertise! I'm a novice and not able to create a pattern on my own. The Clotilde pattern is exactly it. I knew where to go to find the answer! Quilting Board members, you are all awesome, and so willing to share your knowledge of quilting!
01-22-2012, 03:59 AM
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The pattern is called Diamond Patch from Pleasant valley creations..I made one too. lots of fun to do http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?prod_id=10685
01-22-2012, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by qbquilts
16 assorted colored squares, 20 9-patches, 49 white squares, 4 striped corner triangles, 24 striped side triangles
Using a 6" finished block size gives you about a 60" square quilt. (cut assorted colored & white large squares @ 6 1/2", cut 9-patch squares @ 2 1/2", cut 2 squares @ 5 1/8" & cut in half diagonally for the 4 corners, cut 6 squares @ 9 3/4" & cut in quarters diagonally for the setting side triangles)
forgot to add: if doing striped fabric for the setting triangles, pay attention to the orientation of the strip when you cut them. You want to cut half each way.
Using a 6" finished block size gives you about a 60" square quilt. (cut assorted colored & white large squares @ 6 1/2", cut 9-patch squares @ 2 1/2", cut 2 squares @ 5 1/8" & cut in half diagonally for the 4 corners, cut 6 squares @ 9 3/4" & cut in quarters diagonally for the setting side triangles)
forgot to add: if doing striped fabric for the setting triangles, pay attention to the orientation of the strip when you cut them. You want to cut half each way.
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