Help identifing quilt block
04-20-2021, 01:30 PM
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Polyparrot you did a wonderful job. Thank you. I was going to try to draw it in EQ7 but had not gotten around to it. Isn't it beautiful. Did you put it into a quilt to see how pretty the secondary block was? It is such a delicate design. Again, thank you. I am most grateful. I just can't believe anyone doesn't know the name. People aren't usually stumped on this board!
04-20-2021, 02:11 PM
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Thank you - I really love trying to figure out these puzzles. 
It's an unequal nine-patch of some sort, but I can't find it in BlockBase. Of course, I could be looking at it and miss it. 
I don't think the project file will work in EQ7, but if it will help you draw your own, I started with a 10" block and a 10x10 grid. The outside corners are 3" square and the middle rows are 4".
I did a foundation-piecing layout, but it's a lot of pieces to sew together after the paper piecing - I'm thinking it would be easier to just sew the block conventionally?
I do like the look of the quilt - especially with a ½" sashing accent between the blocks.
Hope this will help!
It's an unequal nine-patch of some sort, but I can't find it in BlockBase. Of course, I could be looking at it and miss it. I don't think the project file will work in EQ7, but if it will help you draw your own, I started with a 10" block and a 10x10 grid. The outside corners are 3" square and the middle rows are 4".
I did a foundation-piecing layout, but it's a lot of pieces to sew together after the paper piecing - I'm thinking it would be easier to just sew the block conventionally?
I do like the look of the quilt - especially with a ½" sashing accent between the blocks.
Hope this will help!
