Fat 1/8 pattern suggestions wanted
 

I have gorgeous Ruby pack that I need suggestions for a pattern for. Lots of layer cake and jelly roll patterns out there , but can't seem to find fat 1/8 specific ones. Thanks.

There's one in the current issue of "Quilts and More". It's called "3 in a Row". I've started it with leftover scraps from another quilt I made.

Are they Oakshotts?

A fat-eighth is APPROX. 4.5" x 21-22". Here is a quilt I made from a Moda fat eighths collection several years ago.

Jan in VA

Jan, isn't a fat eighth cut 9"x 22" (half of a fat quarter)?

What is the pattern called. That would look lovely in " ruby"

According to Moda, a fat eighth is 9" X 22"

I made this baby quilt using the Moda Ruby line from a charm pack and fat eighths

nice ideas... did you Google it

Of COURSE a fat eighth is 9" x 22"........*silly* ME!!!!!!! (Been working with 'sweet treats at guild; my measurements are all screwy lately!;))

Jan in VA (second time in 5 minutes I've signed off as embarrassed! :mad:)

If you were asking about my quilt, the pattern was one I designed myself; I rarely make quilts from bought patterns. If you look closely, you'll see that the quilt consists of two blocks....a 4-patch and a half-square triangle. Just the backgrounds are different.

That is a darling, darling quilt. Would you mind giving us the name of the pattern? I'd love to make one of these for myself. Thanks!!!!

Sorry Jan.... I know yours was your own design.... my reply was for auntpiggylpn.

Looks like you got some great suggestions and thank you for sharing and good luck
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

Oops, sorry! I thought you were talking to Jan!!! This quilt was on the front cover of the American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine Feb 2012 issue. It is called "Merry Go Round" The quilt in the magazine was made with 1930's prints and when I saw it, I just knew I had to make it out of the Ruby Collection by Moda. The pattern was for a 86 1/2" X 100 1/2" quilt but I just pared it down to make a baby size quilt. I used only 9 blocks and eliminated the outside border.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...b-t178731.html

Enjoyed this post! Thanks for all the infomation, ladies!! The quilts looks wonderful! :)