Name this pattern, please!
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I would love to make this quilt for my expected granddaughter due to arrive in May. Can anyone tell me what the name of this quilt pattern is? I would greatly appreciate your help.
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Originally Posted by isabel825
(Post 4894635)
I would love to make this quilt for my expected granddaughter due to arrive in May. Can anyone tell me what the name of this quilt pattern is? I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks! |
Originally Posted by qbquilts
(Post 4894649)
I'm not sure what the pattern is, but it would be pretty easy to duplicate. It's a bunch of plain squares with a some 9-patch blocks, all on point.
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. |
Sorry, I don't know the name but I think it's really cute. Peggy
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The 9-patch blocks could be strip pieced. A lot easier than cutting all those squares. http://quilting.about.com/od/blockof...y_quilts_2.htm
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It is really a very simple pattern that uses colours to make it interesting--especially the stripe. I think you could graph it out quite easily. The only hard part would be deciding on the size of the block, because you would be setting them on point and would have to consider the DIAGONAL size instead of the width.
Very pretty. |
clotilde has that pattern
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looks like a jewel box pattern to me or close to it. Any how its a beautiful quilt and I'm sure yours well be equally as beautiful.
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This is a cute pattern. I made it for a baby boy. It is set on-point.I winged the pattern rather than buy it.
I thought it was fairly easy to make. Here's a link to mine. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...l-t130095.html |
qbquilts has it down pat!!!!
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don't know the name, but i do know that it's very very pretty. :)
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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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I do not know the name of the quilt, but it sure is pretty. I, too, think you could do it without a pattern. Go for it.
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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!
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Thanks for responding... I love all these explicit instructions!
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That's really pretty and the striped material sets it off. qbquilts I love your breakdown of it. glenda
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I just see a diagonal set 9 patch you shouldn't need a patter just a decision on what size squares to make
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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
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Originally Posted by qbquilts
(Post 4894675)
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. |
Originally Posted by qbquilts
(Post 4894675)
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. |
Originally Posted by cindy4857
(Post 4894987)
looks like a jewel box pattern to me or close to it. Any how its a beautiful quilt and I'm sure yours well be equally as beautiful.
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Sweet quilt, see why you would want the pattern.
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Very cute and easy to duplicate. Give it a go.
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Originally Posted by qbquilts
(Post 4894649)
I'm not sure what the pattern is, but it would be pretty easy to duplicate. It's a bunch of plain squares with a some 9-patch blocks, all on point.
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I love your color choice and pattern. Beautiful job.
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42 - 4-1/2" white squares
16 - 4-1/2" color squares 20 - 4-1/2" 9patch blocks (use 2" strips to make strip sets) 3 - 4" x WOF strips of striped fabric cut into 45degree triangles (9 per WOF) Should give you a 42" to 45" square quilt. |
I agree, that's a really pretty quilt and with all the helpful replies you'll be able to conquer it quickly.
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It is called diamond patch Crib size is 39 by 45
You will need(18) 9-patch blocks (12) PRINT SQUARES CUT 5" (42) LT BACKGROUND SQUARES CUT 5"-(22)border triangles (4)Corner Triangles I have the same pattern www.pleasentvalleycreations.com Diana 1-712-263-8278 If you pm me I might be able to give all directions Dawnmarieodya |
It's called Diamond patch and you can find the pattern at Clotilde.
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Don`t blame you for wanting to make this quilt..it is soo pretty :)
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It's very similar to a pattern I saw on allpeoplequilt. It's a free download. http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/techni...terns_ss5.html
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The pattern is from Clotilde's catalog. I've made 2, a small one for a baby girl and a twin sized one for a friend's family room. It is easy to make and looks great with any combination of fabrics.
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Thank you for all the responses to my request for the pattern. I am amazed at how quickly everyone offered to help, and even sent me written instructions on how to proceed! Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
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You can buy the pattern at www.pleasantvalleycreations.com. You can get a PDF file emailed to you immediately or get the paper pattern mailed to you. Free Shipping either way!
Diana |
Originally Posted by RkayD
(Post 4894875)
clotilde has that pattern
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