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Mystery quilt pattern, can you help?

16 years ago

Would anyone happen to know what quilt pattern this is? I don't know how to begin to search for it, since it's not a block. The fine folks over in the composting forum were very patient and kind, so I thought I would try the patience of you nice people in the quilting forum with a random question. Thanks so much!

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cmc_97
16 years ago
Looks like Blooming 9-Patch.

The pattern is in the book Traditions with a Twist.

Here's a blog where you can see how this is layed out. It's just squares and 9-patches set on point. The fabric selections are what really "makes" this design.

http://antelucandaisy.blogspot.com/search/label/blooming

CMC

Here is a link that might be useful: Tradition with a Twist: Variations on Your Favorite Quilts
teresa_nc7
16 years ago
Yep, Blooming 9-patch is my guess too. Quilters in my guild love to make those; we had quite a few in the last two quilt shows.
Teresa
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cj_beesknees
Original Author
16 years ago
Thank you so much, you guys, I really appreciate your help!
janice__indiana5
16 years ago
Welcome Beesknees! Hope you pop in more often. This is such a friendly bunch. These ladies here are so good about helping answer your questions.

Janice

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