jclinganrey

Huge fan of an Irish Chain in greens. Would be beautiful. Another option might be Trip Around the World in greens.

https://www.andoverfabrics.com/Quilt...p%20Sticks.pdf

Feathers-N-Fur

You could do an Irish Chain and appliqué shamrocks in the open spaces.

quilting cat

Just what I would suggest! or if that is too much white, quilt a shamrock in the open space.

copycat

Many thanks Jane! I found 2 patterns to consider for our guild's challenge this year. What a wonderful link.

janjanq

I love this quilt block. Easy to make but looks difficult. I used Creative Grids Pineapple Trim Ruler. I'm currently working on a throw size quilt. I have eight out of 12 blocks completed and started only 5 days ago. [ATTACH=CONFIG]587652[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]587653[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]587654[/ATTACH]

janjanq

The first picture is of a block made with the MINI pineapple ruler. The other two are made with the larger ruler.

QuiltingNinaSue

I tried the link and failed to download the patterns because it wanted to download programs I did not want like Mcfee etc., I did not want on my computer. I hate 'hidden' programs buried this way. Sorry, I will get off my soapbox now; and use a different source, thank you, but no thank you.

klswift

I often start my students with a split rail because it comes together so quickly. You could do this with just three green/white prints (or use many different prints) and then applique a few big shamrocks on it. Maybe even add a pot o' gold in the lower corner!

madamekelly

Eleanor Burns has a single Irish chain done in green on a white background and a shamrock quilted in the solid white squares in green big stitch and SID on the nine patch squares. Beautiful quilt.

Annaquilts

Yes! I am thinking this. I am gathering all the greens, creams and some red for the center, the colors of the Irish flag.