1 Attachment(s)
what the name of this block is? Is it just a kaleidescope with borders on outside of the block or does it have a name. the block really caught my eye, it was on a sampler quilt my sisters Grandmother-in-law made. She just died last year at 101 and quilted until she was almost 100. She hand quilted everything she made
I think this block is so pretty [ATTACH=CONFIG]248723[/ATTACH] |
it's not a kaliedescope block its a pinwheel variation...i've seen it called a couple different things- like spinning pinwheel-
|
really like the block am going to add to my wish list
|
I looked in "The Quilter's Album of Patchwork Patterns" by Jinny Beyer. She has is listed as a Wheel Of Fortune, first published in the Quilt Book, Collection 1, ca. 1965. It is pieced using a 7x7 base grid.
What a great quilt to have! Quilts are great time capsules of style and color. Love it! |
What a fantastic quilt!
|
Wow, she quilted until 100. Fabulous
|
Really pretty.
|
Originally Posted by timepasser
what the name of this block is? Is it just a kaleidescope with borders on outside of the block or does it have a name. the block really caught my eye, it was on a sampler quilt my sisters Grandmother-in-law made. She just died last year at 101 and quilted until she was almost 100. She hand quilted everything she made
update....I just went over to the quilter's cache and it is given as a pattern there.... http://www.quilterscache.com/C/CarnivalTimeBlock.html |
Thanks everyone, I am definately going to try and find a pattern and make one.(when I get time lol). I was afraid I would have to print it out and make my own pattern which wouldn't be so bad I guess.
|
Hello timepasser... I posted a link to the pattern above your last post.... LOL!
I remembered the name of it because my Memaw (granny) made one like this when I was little. |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 11:41 AM. |