Ruby Short McKim
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By accident earlier today, I stumbled on this site which may have been posted sometime previously and/or which others might enjoy Ruby Short McKim's patterns from the 1930s.
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Thank you I have her pink book from when my mother made a quilt in the 70's. It's a favorite to look for pattern names. So many people change the block name when they make a quilt, it's nice to see the name as it was back then.
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I like how many of her drawings fit into a square shape. I want to embroider her flower set one day. Here's a pic of one of the flowers (scroll down):
http://quiltingquick.weebly.com/blog...idery-patterns
http://quiltingquick.weebly.com/blog...idery-patterns
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Here is the link to the patterns: http://www.101patchworkpatterns.com/
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