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savanna 04-04-2016 01:00 PM

Need help identifying vintage quilt patterns
 
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These quilts were made by my grandmother/great-grandmother. I need help identifying the patterns please.

oh munner 04-04-2016 01:06 PM


Originally Posted by savanna (Post 7514562)
These quilts were made by my grandmother/great-grandmother. I need help identifying the patterns please.

How sweet. The first block looks like a play on the dresden plate, and the last is a Sun Bonnet Sue block. Sorry I can't help with the second one. Hopefully, someone else can.

K-Roll 04-05-2016 12:29 AM

The second one is reminiscent of a simplified Hawaiian quilt design to me.

LavenderBlue 04-05-2016 02:18 AM

Welcome to the board!!

ManiacQuilter2 04-05-2016 03:29 AM

Welcome Savanna from Southern California. I hope you enjoy the board for all the information on quilting that is posted here.

Lori B. 04-05-2016 03:31 AM

Welcome from Michigan!:)

hairquilt 04-05-2016 06:48 AM

Welcome to Board! beautiful quilts you have! The first one reminds me of dahlia pattern but not sure! Someone on here will know for sure-just keep reading.

Bree123 04-05-2016 07:35 AM

With applique, many quilters create our own designs & templates. They look to be from the late 40's/early 50's. The last one is a variation on a Sunbonnet Sue (who was introduced in the 30's & continues to have a following even today) but I haven't seen that variation before. I haven't heard of a particular name of the first one. I've always just seen it called a 6-petal flower (she double layered it). Here's a link to a vintage repro pattern (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Quil...-/171010627002).

I'm not sure about the middle one. It's very clever how it looks like a flower inside a snowflake. I hope you can find out more about its history. How wonderful that you have preserved such sweet & beautiful links to your family's history.

jbj137 04-05-2016 07:42 AM

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Quilt30 04-05-2016 09:06 AM

Have you researched from the quilt pattern identification books such as books written by Barbara Brackman.


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