Need help identifying this pattern
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I am a newbie and I have determined that I "need" to make this quilt for my neice. I have a collegiate fabric that I would like to showcase so this pattern would be perfect. Only problem is that I have no clue what pattern it is.
Can anyone help?
here is the link to the site, it is the school quilt #2
http://www.jerseygirlquilts.com/Home...college-quilts
thanks so much for your help!
Debra
Can anyone help?
here is the link to the site, it is the school quilt #2
http://www.jerseygirlquilts.com/Home...college-quilts
thanks so much for your help!
Debra
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Not sure if that pattern has a name, particularly. It may just be something they made up to fit their needs. Get some graph paper and you can draft your own fairly easily.
For example: if the center square of the block would finish at 5", you would cut a square 5.5". The side rectangles would probably be something like 2.5" wide finished. For each finished block you would need 2 rectangles that were 3" by 5.5", and two that were 3" by 10.5" ( I think; mental math is not my strong point) ending up with a 10" finished block.
Then you would sash them with cornerstones.
For example: if the center square of the block would finish at 5", you would cut a square 5.5". The side rectangles would probably be something like 2.5" wide finished. For each finished block you would need 2 rectangles that were 3" by 5.5", and two that were 3" by 10.5" ( I think; mental math is not my strong point) ending up with a 10" finished block.
Then you would sash them with cornerstones.
#4
I did just run across a free pattern for the a block called "framed square" that is basically the same thing - just separate the framed squares by sashing and you'll be good to go.
http://www.quiltmag.com/resources/qu...framed-square/
http://www.quiltmag.com/resources/qu...framed-square/
#5
Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
I did just run across a free pattern for the a block called "framed square" that is basically the same thing - just separate the framed squares by sashing and you'll be good to go.
http://www.quiltmag.com/resources/qu...framed-square/
http://www.quiltmag.com/resources/qu...framed-square/
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