Who's done this?
04-04-2014, 01:55 PM
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Who's done this?
I saved this quilt pic because i liked it a lot and I put it on my to do list, I know the pattern is Briar rose from Bonni Hunter I believe, but this quilt is on point and it looks great. I have misplaced the talented quilter's name on the post, can someone please tell me the name of the pattern and if I can purchase one, I cannot figure out how it comes together, thank you
04-04-2014, 02:25 PM
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Should be straight forward to duplicate. Print off the picture and turn it 45 degrees. Draw a square around the 16 patches (4X4). The rest is a wide pieced sashing. Plain white cornerstones (double the size of the small scrappy squares), 4 half square triangles (finish same size as small scrappy squares) and 4 white squares 9same size as small scrappy squares.
04-04-2014, 05:41 PM
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The body of this quilt can also be made as a 9-patch with a 4-patch at each corner, a background square in the center, and four half-snowball blocks. The edges would be pretty easy to manage when you had the strips of the center together.
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04-04-2014, 06:44 PM
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It looks this one I made a long time ago. Mine was made using 16 2" squares for each 16 patch. The white blocks were 3.5".
To add the points surrounding the 16 patch all I did was basically snowball one of the 2" squares on to the necessary corners of the white block. I enjoyed this pattern so much that I had made two of them. Each of my 16 patch blocks finished at 6" square. This alternates with a 4 patch of the white blocks. Each of the 4 white blocks had one 2" square added to opposite corners.
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To add the points surrounding the 16 patch all I did was basically snowball one of the 2" squares on to the necessary corners of the white block. I enjoyed this pattern so much that I had made two of them. Each of my 16 patch blocks finished at 6" square. This alternates with a 4 patch of the white blocks. Each of the 4 white blocks had one 2" square added to opposite corners.
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