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Old 07-01-2013, 04:20 PM
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Super sleuths help me please. What is the name of this beautiful pattern? I have it drafted....easy peasy but certainly it has 1 or more names. Thank you.
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Beautiful! Don't know the name though. Would be a good candidate for strip piecing.
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I don't know either - but that is a beautiful quilt!
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I don't know the name, but sure looks like a lot of work.
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Looks like a 64 patch with sashing and 9 patch setting squares.
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Super sleuths help me please. What is the name of this beautiful pattern? I have it drafted....easy peasy but certainly it has 1 or more names. Thank you.
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pretty sure it's a variation of the irish chain
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Are we all stumped by this beauty?

@GrannieAnnie: I searched as you suggested and found 1 quilt titled Irish Chain variation. Thanks. I'm still a searchin'.
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Your mystery pattern is a variation of the Burgoyne Surrounded quilt pattern. It is on my "things to do" list too.
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@Patrick's Mom: another search for Burgoyne Surrounded and I found "1" example. I guess you and I better get busy making ours to add to the variety.
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I think you could easily chain piece this: by make double 9-patches and 64 patches, and (9patces in the middle row) rail fence blocks.
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