This is my first Schnibble small quilt. The pattern is from Carrie Nelson's book Schnibbles Times Two. I love the Civil War era prints and colors. It's about 29 inches square. Bought backing and binding today. I think it will be a wallhanging in my newly re-painted sewing room...as soon as it gets newly re-painted. Thanks for looking.

Very Nice! Love the colors.

It looks great :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Gosh I may have to change my mind about Civil War prints. I have not been a fan, but I REALLY like this quilt.

What I like about the book is that she shows the same pattern made from both "layer cakes" and "charm packs." I want to try the same one in the bigger size, maybe with 1930's prints. I love bowtie blocks.

Why is it called "schnibbles"? It looks like pretty direct snowballed bow-ties to me?

It's lovely though!!

Jan in VA

That's the name that the designer, Carrie Nelson, uses for her small quilt patterns. I think it means "little bits" or something like that. The patterns are sold individually but I got this from one of her books....and it is just a snowball/bowtie in a small scale.

Oh! how beautiful.

Sewfine

Went online and found this.

Schnibble: noun A scrap of fabric; a leftover bit of cloth; a small piece. The word has a German origin and is found primarily in German settlements in the Midwest.


From the Dictionary of American Regional English published by the Harvard University Press.

Anita
You have a very nice quilt with lovely fabric.
It will be a pleasure to look at it in your sewing room.
Thanks for sharing it with us.