I was so thrilled about the miniquilts in the alzquilts.org
page you posted, that I HAD to try this out.
Do you think this could pass as a dresden if I find a way to make the round shape of the pedals more accurate?
Or are 8 pedals "only" a flower?
Could not put the pic in a pm
Granny

cute block

love it.

That is adorable.

Oh, So SWEET!!!!

I have a pattern for a " mug rug" dresden plate... yours looks the same....don't know why it could ont be called a mini quilt.

A study in mini:) Cute.

this is oksewglads link

http://www.alzquilts.org/quiltsforsale.html

I adore the art minis, no way I could do this. But I saw no dresden (quilting a big one right now)
I was just playing around and have to go to bed now - past midnight over here. Might try again tomorrow after work.
Granny

Very pretty, I love the colors.

Great bunch of quilts ... and I scanned thru looking for a mini dresden, but no luck either.

You have more patience than I, to make that mini ... 8 petals in a mini would still be a dresden in my books! :)

looks like a dresden to me :-) cute

So cute.

Cute

very cute

It is so sweet and it is a dresdan plate, just small sized.

It is so sweet and it is a dresdan plate, just small sized.

Very cute block and such fun fabrics.

I love it! It's so mini and cute! A hug!

T, these are adorable! Dresden plates can have as many as 16 petals can't they? I'd say this is a D Plate I just checked Rhonda's ebook on Dresden plates. Think she has ones on the smaller side--here it is:

http://www.quiltedparadise.com/n/983-owz.jsp

And her free templates info is here:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-144668-1.htm

Can't wait to see how this will turn out. I do very little applique, don't know why. The AAQI site has design inspirations for just about anyone--maybe it's a color combo or a technique. G

I agree on the Dresyden. SO cute. I want to make some mini's soon.

I just made a google search on Dresden plate images--was one with 20 petals. Also some with points. Robert Kaufmann has a free pattern that show you how to make the pointed version. You could adapt this to your size. I would think the points would be easier to manage than the rounded ends. If you prefer the rounded ends it won't take you much adapting to get your block the way you want it to look. Personally I think it looks pretty good right now!
http://www.robertkaufman.com/quiltin...dresden_plate/

Awwww, thats so cute.

It's adorable!
It's a baby dresden!!

:lol: :lol: :lol: I was chuckling all morning during work after reading your answer this morning.

"Think she has ones on the smaller side"

You know which trigger to pull! Will see what I come up with.
Rhondas are great.........but binding at that scale!?
Thank you for the links.
Granny

Very cute block!!!!!!! :D :thumbup: :thumbup:

Pretty and precious.

That is adorable.

Your block is cute as a button! It will make a wonderful mini quilt for AAQI. I have made 15 quilts for this project....sometimes 2 in one day. Every quilt helps raise money for the cause. Join the quilt a month club & make more if you like. :)

Have you posted any of yours? Would love to see :D. My total is now 6 and just came up with several designs for more.

Love it - thank you for sharing.

Can't answer your questions but this block in those fabrics is really pretty.

Very pretty...

OKSewGlad ... do you have minis on the Alzheimers site? Please do lead us to them. Thanks!!!!!

Very nice!

QE, right now there are 2; here they are posted in this thread:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-50924-1.htm

This thread are the four that are headed to AAQI as we speak:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-146852-1.htm

In the site Search engine type "Gladie" and you should find them on the AAQI site. Thanks

Love the block and the fabric.

Very cute :thumbup: :thumbup:

So cute!

adnil458--these are great! I have a hard time getting out of my traditional box, you don't seem to have that trouble--Favorites are the Blue Ridge and WV sunsets! Thanks for sharing.