What's the name of this pattern.
 

This is a photo of me (right), my mum (left) and my late nan (centre). My Nan taught me to sew and it wasn't until she passed away that I got into quilting, I'd really like to re-create some of her quilts, maybe find a way to incorporate a few designs into one. Does anyone know what this pattern is? Usually I'm really good at searching things but I have no idea what to search for to find patterns.

Looks to me like a double wedding ring quilt.

Thank you Mistys Mum, that looks exactly like it.

Gee, I think you'd be wise to start off with a different quilt of hers. Double Wedding Ring isn't such an easy pattern to execute. Tackle this one last---or as one of the last ones. I don't know what other "difficult" patterns Nan may have made (Lonestar, Feathered Star, Mariner's Compass, New York Beauty, etc. are also difficult.) Good luck to you!

I won't be starting it for a while, I have a list of everything I want to make and wanted to add this to it. Nan was a really good quilter so one of them are easy. The other one I have (which I physically have, not just a photo) is one with 4 fans meeting with a tiny 9 patch in the middle of 4, they're all curved. My family have so e of her other quilts and ill take photos next time I go up and see them. I want to do this one with the rings in batiks graduating in colour from top to bottom. I also want to really take my time with it and make sure I get it perfect.

she made one like this that looks fairly easy.

this one, tumbling blocks, is also not easy if made the traditional way with all the Y seams and bias edges. here is a google search of marci baker's pattern of doing it the easy way. i used her method as a new quilter to make one and it wasn't that bad.
https://www.google.com/#psj=1&q=not+...umbling+blocks

I haven't seen how you actually do the pattern but she makes it look very easy. Handy too because I was thinking of trying to use the blocks as a border.

Hi Chloe, the photo of you, your mom, and your Nan is adorable. The love shows through.

Your Nan was a very talented quilter. Your family is so blessed to have all those beautiful quilts. This is just a suggestion, but I would take pictures of all of them that I could, and add pictures of her and make a memory picture Album. Here is a web-site where you can find hundreds of quilt patterns quilters cache Thank you for sharing the pictures of your Nan's quilts.

The second picture is just a googled image.

This is the one she made.

Her quilts are beautiful! So glad they are still in the family! And I love the picture of your three generations ~ you will always treasure that!

I have a picture with my daughter as well so we got all 4 generations.

If you want to try the Double wedding ring pattern, go on to Eleanor Burns website. I am currently working on one using her method and it is very simple. good luck I love you picture--a real treasure

She was very talented. How wonderful that you are going to carry on with the quilting. Your Nan would be so proud

That is one of the best known ever quilt patterns. Double wedding ring. Should be available in thousands of web sites and hundreds of book.

tumbling blocks, also a very common pattern. You may find slightly different variations of the name

What a lovely photo of 3 generations. You were lucky to know your grandmother. The quilt on the back of the couch is a double wedding ring. There are a variety of ways to make this, but it's not quite a beginner quilt, although I have seen some simplified versions that looked fairly easy. A little research might give you a simplified version. That quilt is one on my bucket list.