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Does anyone know the common name (or names) for this pattern? I am going to make it and while I don't need a pattern (it is all HST's and squares; simple stuff) I would like to know what to call it when I finish.
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This is sort of close: LABYRINTH QUILT PATTERN - Product Details
I think of "labyrinth quilts" to be this pattern but a google search for "labyrinth quilt" returns a bunch of pictures of this design so I guess that is the common name. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by RiverMomm
Yes this a version of the labyrinth quilt. I actually have both styles started , but both are UFO's atm.
I did mine in tones of blue and lavendar.
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The other has the *A* blocks done but not the *B* blocks
What colors are you going to make it in? I really like the brown and turquoise in the picture.
This is a quilt that I also want to make. I didn't know how simple it was! And I didn't look very close, either. Bumping this up on my to do list. That'll put it at about 1.5 years from now - LOL.
That is Labyrinth, I've done it as a wall hanging. It is very easy.
Mine is in rusts and browns with cream background.
Love this - I need to live to be 150 to do every quilt I like but examining this one closely I think it would be pretty easy to do. Question: do you use charm squares or layer cake squares? I guess probably depends on what size you want the quilt to end up.
This is the Labyrinth Quilt. I am making one now. It is a fun quilt to make. It has some rectangles in it too. It has several different combinations for the HSTs. You might need a pattern for this one. I certainly did. It's a beautiful quilt. My grandson picked this pattern, so this one I am making for him.
Very pretty! Love the colors!
Red and blue marble on a white background.Quote:
Originally Posted by wlrquilts
Yardage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grandma Nan
It does not require any rectangles. It could be done with rectangles but other than a few extra seams which have to be sewn, it is a lot simpler to just use squares the same size as the HSTs which is how the example I posted was done (you can see the seams).Quote:
Originally Posted by Quiltngolfer
You just need (using the colors of the example in my first post):
12 HSTs done in both colors
4 HSTs done in blue and white
16 HSTs done in brown and white
12 blue squares the same size as your HSTs
20 white squares the same size as your HSTs
+yardage for borders
Easy-peasy lemon squeezy.
I really like this pattern. This is going on my list.
Thanks, Ryan, I will have to try your pattern after I finish Kyle's quilt. I would like to have one myself. I am making a queen size for him. I have more than 3 colors in this one. My colors are different turquoise and blues. It was like working a puzzle to lay it out.Attachment 86260
I don't have it all laid out yet.
Ryan, after your original post, I counted and wrote down the info from the pix you posted, LOL, at least I was correct! Thanks for sharing this by the way!Quote:
Originally Posted by HandsomeRyan
It is called "Carpenter Star". You can find a picture of it online in the Keepsake Quilting catalog.
This is a carpenter's star.Quote:
Originally Posted by Betsy309
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