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I agree with Laurie--Log Cabin
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
I kinda doubt that most log cabin quilts were made using a purchased pattern so "best selling" wouldn't apply to them. Purchased quilt patterns are a relatively new concept.
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'Back in the day', they used to print quilt patterns in the newspaper. So they would've been free asisde from the cost of the paper.
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I would say it would be one of the "Quilting Personalities" that began marketing their patterns during the '70s resurgence and continues today, so Eleanor Burns or Nancy [sorry last name escapes me, "Sewing with Nancy], Kaye Woods, Fons & Porter, Jinny Beyer someone like that.
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Originally Posted by hobo2000
I would think Double Wedding Ring or Grandmother's flower garden as both are so old.
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Originally Posted by bluteddi
I bet the dresden plate is up at the top of the list...
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My vote is for the log cabin quilt.
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I would vote for the log cabin -- the Eleanor Burns book has been very popular and has had several printings.
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I tried google with no luck. I did try www.quilthistory.com didn't find it there either. Interesting searching though.
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Greatly interested in this subject.
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