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littlebitoheaven 05-31-2015 07:15 AM


Originally Posted by krafty14 (Post 7211766)
I actually see it as a "Warm wishes" pattern. The nine patch is attached to a 3 piece rail (where the center stripe is made up of 2 squares and an hourglass block, and the outside stripes match the full squares of the in-between rows). Of course, since it is on point, some of the squares would have to be halved to make the side triangles. Good luck. Ann

This is how I see it and believe it to be easier that using the triangle pieces. IMHO

ManiacQuilter2 05-31-2015 07:40 AM

My interpretation is what LyndaOh drew in the 2nd EQ drawing.

bee3 05-31-2015 09:48 AM

It looks like there are a couple of ways to attack this. I do see the split rail pattern now too. They all make sense, hard to tell which would be the easiest.

Pennyhal 05-31-2015 09:55 AM

Those graphics are a huge help!

Linda1 05-31-2015 04:41 PM

It looks like grannie squares and snowball blocks to me too.

Ioftheneedle 05-31-2015 06:15 PM

Wow! Those graphics put the design in great perspective.

Friday1961 06-02-2015 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by krafty14 (Post 7211766)
I actually see it as a "Warm wishes" pattern. The nine patch is attached to a 3 piece rail (where the center stripe is made up of 2 squares and an hourglass block, and the outside stripes match the full squares of the in-between rows). Of course, since it is on point, some of the squares would have to be halved to make the side triangles. Good luck. Ann



This is the way I see it, too. I'm still not sure how it's pieced in the other graphics.

Teddybear Lady 06-02-2015 10:56 PM

You ladies are amazing. I love how you explain things and draw out patterns to help.


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