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When I did a DWR, I used the templates by John Flynn. It was surprisingly not hard! When I get to the laptop, I'll post a photo. I did blacks and whites. Good luck with yours. It will make a wonderful gift.
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Originally Posted by Bearpawquilter
(Post 4425448)
My son is getting married next summer and I would like to make them a double wedding ring quilt. A quilter in my guild made one with bright batiks on a black background. Her background fabric had a gold metallic print. Stunning quilt!! I want to paper piece. I don't like the McCalls pattern that comes up on searches - rings are too thick. Anyone know where I can find a pattern?
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Originally Posted by Nantie
(Post 4425804)
Judy Neimeyer has patterns...her website is Quiltworx.Com..I have been working on this pattern very slowly for a couple of years, but it is a lovely pattern.
Double Wedding Ring From the Annual McCall’s 1999/2000 Issue Owned by Nancy Ferguson Whether you make this beauty as a gift or for yourself, once finished it will surely become a family heirloom. This is not a quilt for a beginner, or the faint at heart. Skill Level ADVANCED Finished Quilt Size 69 1/2" x 84 3/4" There is a company that makes fusible with the wedding ring design printed on it. Same company that does EB printed fusible for her books. Can't remember the name. |
I must have been interested in this double wedding ring quilt for a while. In digging through my supplies, I found a book by Mary Henderson & Anne Dease. There method is to use arcs of fusible interfacing and sew your pieced arcs to them. Then turn them right side out and press onto a 12 x 12 square. The corner pieces are then done in a flip and sew method to cover the square piece. You can order the interfacing with the printed design from quiltsmart.com. I think I am going to try this one and the one from Quilters Cache and see if I can accomplish them.
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