Help with finding this pattern
 

I seen this quilt and can't find name of pattern. I searched scrappy irish chain, single, double and triple irish chain and can't find anything remotely close. My daughter bought me the Rambling Rose fat quarter bundle for Christmas and I think this would be perfect for the quilt. Thanks for the help.

I was surprised I couldn't find a pattern on Google. Not difficult to draft out. It is a single Irish chain with a nine patch inserted in the center. Looks like maybe 1.5" finished square. As I see the pattern, it is made from nine patches, four patches and rectangles (2x3 square size). I can draw it on EQ7 if they would help you.

It's really pretty! If you can't find it, I can draw it out for you with EQ. Just send me a PM. However, probably someone will know within the first few hours of posting the picture. If not, you can always try FB and either quiltville's open studio or quilt along with Pat Sloan...they both have huge groups.

aha...I was writing while Maniacquilter was as well.

and just now I was curious, so I laid out the block in EQ. This is using squares, but I'd substitute strips, etc. And make them smaller. I'd use 1.5" or 2" strips/squares. I worked with a finished size of 2", which means cut 2.5". Neat pattern.


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beautiful quilt; how nice that you already have two offers to help with the pattern.

I found a Courthouse Steps with cornerstone. I think it looks more like the quilt. Now to figure out yardage I will need. Would still love to have name of pattern or book it might be in as it makes life easier. Thanks for the help.

Becky, your version would be so easy to do with strip sets. The material sounds lovely and please share when you are finished.

Becky, your version looks great, but if you want to stick with the original version, it's made up of five patch blocks in three different color schemes. Here are the three blocks:

I was thinking Courthouse Steps also

Wow you guys are all awesome! And so FAST to show
Different patterns!

Becky, I agree. The members here are awesome!