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TheCloser 05-10-2012 04:22 PM

Pls identify this quilt pattern
 
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I want to buy the pattern. Can anyone tell me the name of the pattern or...? I know I could make it without a pattern, but I would like to support the artist who designed it and buy the pattern.

Thanks!

BizzieLizzie 05-10-2012 04:46 PM

It is intriguing but I have never seen it before. I think that it would not be too difficult to sew the pattern. Could you appliqué 0.5mm different coloured strips, cut on a bias, haphazardly to each square and then join them up as in the picture? Alternatively you could paper piece each square? Best wishes on finding out more about this pattern. :)

DebraK 05-10-2012 04:59 PM

this looks more like a technique rather than a pattern.

PaperPrincess 05-10-2012 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by DebraK (Post 5208351)
this looks more like a technique rather than a pattern.

I agree. Looks like you could also do the opposite of what BizzieLizzie suggested. Iron stablizer to the back of the square, cut the wavy line, put a piece of contrasting fabric underneath and separate the square at the cut then sew the cut edges with your favorite applique stitch.

hperttula123 05-10-2012 05:16 PM

That is very neat. I've never seen it before.

DebraK 05-10-2012 05:22 PM

that's what I would do.

Rock Lady 05-10-2012 05:28 PM

That's a very unique pattern.

mighty 05-11-2012 05:40 AM

I have never seen this pattern before, it is very nice.

TheCloser 05-11-2012 08:47 AM

Please help identify this pattern
 
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I could figure it out, but I would like to honor the designer of the pattern by purchasing
the pattern. Any info would be appreciated.

dunster 05-11-2012 12:30 PM

I don't know if this is her pattern, but it makes me think of Karla Alexander (Stack the Deck books, Dynamic Curves, etc.)


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