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twinkie 07-16-2013 04:52 AM

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Perhaps this is what you are referring to.

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I found the pattern in an old quilt book. I would have to look for it to find out the name but I will if you want.

Yooper32 07-16-2013 05:19 AM

What an amazing array of layouts of the same two blocks, in so many different looks and feels.

quiltmama22 07-16-2013 05:28 AM

Sheez! now I "gotta" make one of each layout!:p

mjmachin 07-16-2013 05:53 AM

I can't remember seeing this combination of blocks before, I love the look....I should say "looks"! So many different ways to arrange and make them look so different. I will absolutely be making this quilt.... just have to decide how to arrange mine! All these quilts are beautiful, and I agree they would make a wonderful baby blanket.

irishrose 07-16-2013 05:54 AM

dollyo, I love that layout. It looks much more complex than it is - my favorite kind of pattern. Very pretty.

MargeD 07-16-2013 06:02 AM

I believe it is snowballs and 9 patch. I have lost count of how many baby quilts I have made using this pattern - it's quick and always makes a beautiful quilt.

mycatsmom 07-16-2013 06:14 AM

I am machine quilting a 9 patch, snowball quilt on point done in depression prints. I love how they go together.

IBQUILTIN 07-16-2013 08:04 AM

You are all sewwwww amazing. What wonderful quilts from a neat pattern

ghostrider 07-16-2013 03:07 PM

The Quilt Index has far more than the two examples I referenced above. They have, in fact, 83 examples of Snowball and 9 Patch quilts, and variations thereof, in their database.
http://www.quiltindex.org/search_res...atch&search=go

The MSU Quilt Index is an awesome reference, well worth bookmarking if you have an interest in quilt history or heritage.

JustAbitCrazy 07-16-2013 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by ghostrider (Post 6181005)
The Quilt Index has far more than the two examples I referenced above. They have, in fact, 83 examples of Snowball and 9 Patch quilts, and variations thereof, in their database.
http://www.quiltindex.org/search_res...atch&search=go

The MSU Quilt Index is an awesome reference, well worth bookmarking if you have an interest in quilt history or heritage.

Wow! You're not kidding! Thanks for that link!


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