Anyone know name of this pattern?
07-18-2013, 10:43 AM
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Here's a very similar pattern. Just have to do a few adjustments.
http://www.laurenandjessijung.com/pa...llis_quilt.pdf
http://www.laurenandjessijung.com/pa...llis_quilt.pdf
07-18-2013, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Peckish
I tracked the quilt through Pinterest and lost it at Etsy, sorry.
Maybe try a different angle - if she can't use this quilt to learn how to follow a pattern, maybe she can use it to learn how to dissect pictures of quilts to create her own pattern.
Maybe try a different angle - if she can't use this quilt to learn how to follow a pattern, maybe she can use it to learn how to dissect pictures of quilts to create her own pattern.
It is great of you to be passing on the knowledge and it is a very pretty and easy pattern.
07-18-2013, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by willferg
I kind of recall seeing that somewhere, and the smaller squares were charms. I think I figured that if the charms finished at 4.5" and there are two of them, that's 9", plus an inch for the white border, and that would be a 10" square. So the big square would be cut at 10.5 to finish at 10", and one inch sashing would be used all around.
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
07-18-2013, 06:07 PM
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Thank all of you! I had to leave all day today and am just getting home. I will tell her about the dimensions/ideas y'all have and see what she thinks. She's made one baby quilt already, and I'm just so thrilled she has already went out and purchased more fabric! She had found the picture on my Pinterest account, but like Peckish said above... you lose it in Etsy! I'm going now to look at the link EazyPeezy gave me and at the Moda site. Whenever she gets it done, I'll try to post it for her! She's gotten some really cute fabrics! Thank all of you again!
07-18-2013, 06:10 PM
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Ok, EasyPeezy, I'm back already! That pattern will work! She can visually look at it and change it to make what she is wanting. This will give her the basics of following a pattern from beginning to end. Thank you so much! She'll be excited too. PLUS, it was free! Can't get any better than that.
07-19-2013, 09:02 AM
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I'm afraid I can't tell you the name, but it looks basically like a large square of fabric bordered in white lattice and 4-patch blocks bordered in lattice and set on point. It shouldn't be too hard to draft and if you don't want to figure the triangular setting triangles, I would just make the squares and trim them off (that's the lazy quilter in me speaking). It's a beautiful quilt, colorful and cheerful.
07-19-2013, 09:24 AM
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I did a similar quilt called "Baby Lattice". That pattern is on Moda Bakeshop but it is done using charm packs. I think that it could be adapted easily. Diary of a Quilter also a layer cake friendly pattern for a lattice quilt. Hope this helps to get you started.
07-20-2013, 03:00 AM
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Originally Posted by donnaree59
I have 2 young girls who come over weekly to learn to quilt. One of them found this picture and would like to try this as her next project. I would like to find the pattern for her if I could so that she can actually learn to go by the patterns and learn as she works. Does anyone know the name and where I could find it? Better yet, does anyone have one they'd like to sell? Thank you.
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