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i've heard it's Jacobs coat. try that
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by the way, your quilt is so beautiful! you can see the years of loving it has.
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It's Joseph's Coat, and here's a very thorough and well-illustrated quilt-along tutorial for it. You can always add the circles at the center, they'll help hide any mis-matched patches. :thumbup:
http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/dont_...lt-along-.html |
Joseph's coat
Sizzix had a die for it but no longer makes it. the appliqued centers cover the points. I plan on making this with the appliqued centers on it, that way you do not have to match the points or even have them connect. http://www.swatchandstitch.com/thequ...lene-zimmerman Cut away the points to reduce the bulk and applique the circles on top of it. |
I'm envious that you have such a wonderful antique quilt, as it's right up my alley as they say. Whatever the name is, it's gorgeous. Thank you Paper Princess for giving the link to this pattern....I've printed it out and will add it to my bucket list.
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Originally Posted by diannia
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hi,
my brother and sis-in-law sent me 2 quilts that my mom had stashed in her closet. I know 1 is a wedding ring but don't know what this one is! I would love to re-create it. It's falling apart and very fragile so i don't want to mess with it too much....any help would be appreciated. The "petals" are not applique but the orange centers are. [attach=config]568309[/attach] |
Yes, Joseph's coat...I have that set of templates by Zimmerman...found on line at a give away price, but haven't tried it yet. If you are into handpiecing, this is a winner too!
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Peckish - I love the pretty pinks!! looks soo happy!! Would be adorable for a special little girl ...... haha or for me!! :thumbup:
Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 7764809)
It's Joseph's Coat, and here's a very thorough and well-illustrated quilt-along tutorial for it. You can always add the circles at the center, they'll help hide any mis-matched patches. :thumbup:
http://dontlooknow.typepad.com/dont_...lt-along-.html |
I thought it was called spoked wheel.
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I saw this on the cover of an older (at that time) magazine several years ago and it was called Wagon Wheel. I think the appliqued circle is the reason for it being called Wagon Wheel. It probably has several names, but I don't think Joseph's Coat is one. The link posted above that called it Joseph's Coat did not have the circle.
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