Double wedding ring
 

I, and couple of friends attended our annual local quilt show on Friday. There was a DWR quilt that I fell in love with…have never seen one like it before. There was a note pinned to it saying the kit had been purchased many years ago. Each of the rings has hand embroidery. I want the pattern, but don’t know how to find it. Nothing I’ve seen in my search comes close. The simplicity of it has won my heart. I hope it is familiar to someone.

Pretty cute - maybe you could draft your own pattern?

It could almost be a whole cloth with the design added in for embroidery?

Very beautiful quilt and quilting.

It looks like it could be a pre-printed quilt block from some company like Herrschners. https://www.google.com/search?client...y+quilt+blocks You would embroider all the blocks first, then piece them together.

I think this is it. https://www.amazon.com/Jack-Dempsey-...55558200&psc=1

I also found https://www.jdneedleart.com/shop/int...-quilt-blocks/ which tells how many packages one needs for the different sizes. Amazon does say how many packages needed, but in very fine print a long way down the page.

Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
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Many thanks to each of you for your research. The "jack dempsey" blocks look exactly like what I saw, but I’m disappointed that it is blocks . It was not obvious to me that the quilt was not pieced— perhaps the dim lighting or my recent eye surgery. However, I opted to order the blocks anyway until Amazon would only complete the purchase if I signed for Prime (30 days free). I definitely do not sign for any offers that are so difficult to cancel before my card is charged. Yes! If it’s a stamped block, I can copy that!
Thank you all for your efforts…I know we can find anything with this board's help…I appreciate it greatly.

You could make an all white double wedding ring quilt and embroider the top in that fashion. By piecing the white, you would have the seams to show the design for you to embroider.