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craftmama 02-23-2010 09:15 AM

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I made a wedding ring quilt for DD and SIL. I used the Omnigrid Template that I found at Joann's (use coupon), I changed it up and made the circles one color and the diamonds alternating colors. I will attempt to attach a photo. DD isn't into bright designs which is why I changed the pattern to fit her.

Wedding Ring Quilt
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SNUGQUILT 02-23-2010 10:38 AM

Congratulations! I've made 3 "Lover's Knot" quilts (Eleanor Burns pattern) for my 3 married children. I think it's a great quilt, and not nearly as 'daunting' as the traditional wedding ring quilt?

Slow2Sew 02-23-2010 10:53 AM

I also recently asked for pattern advice for my son and future DIL. I got some great suggestions and found some patterns I had not seen before. I worried about my skill level and, not knowing a date for a bridal shower, also didn't want to pressed for time. Someone told me of a purple and green split rail pattern their friend had made and I've decided to go that route. Plans are for the quilt to be king size with 9" blocks, six strips per block with two contrasting borders. I think their taste probably leans more toward a contemporary style, so the split rail pattern should work well. All that said, I love the two wedding ring quilts my grandmother made for me over the years and wouldn't trade them for anything!
Congratulations and best of luck on the quilt.

susie601 02-23-2010 11:12 AM

Hi, I made a double wedding ring quilt for my daughter and got the pattern from John Flynn. You strip quilt and then take darts to form the arch and it is very easy to do. Here is the quilt address. Here is the website:

http://flynnquilt.danemcoweb.com/sho...ring-workbook/

I hope this helps.

James 02-23-2010 12:32 PM

Heck, just give it a try. I've only been quilting for 4 years and have fumblefingers big hands. I have a Double Wedding Ring Quilt my Grandmother made back in the 1930's and figured if she could do it so could I. I made one for a friends' cousin's daugeter for her wedding and it turned out great. The satisfaction of completing it and the delight she exhibited upon receiving it made the effor worth while

James 02-23-2010 12:35 PM

BTW I'm new here but I'll try to attach a pic of it.

James 02-23-2010 12:36 PM

Oh well, got some larnin to do.

Retired Quilter 02-23-2010 03:30 PM

I saw Eleanor Burns make a Wedding Ring quilt recently. She made it look so easy. I think it was in her "Egg Money" quilt book. You may want to check it out. Maybe your library would have a copy.

zz-pd 02-23-2010 03:37 PM

I can't help you on the quilt, but congratulation on the engagment. I remember when my son and daughter inlaw walked into my work one day, I thought something was wrong they were both so nervus it was so cute, my son said nothings wrong mom but I asked Amber to marry me. I was tickeled pink. Im happy for you and your family. Penny

zz-pd 02-23-2010 03:47 PM


Originally Posted by jetnica
I'm scared of the rings too!

I made this one for a wedding this spring - trying to decide what to do for another wedding also in the spring...

I like that quilt, very nice job,and im with the rest of you, what ever you make will be loved because it was made with love. Penny


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