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Posted by Taria on September 29, 2009, 6:03 pm
I just got the newsletter from the Stencil Company in my
mailbox. You can find their page here:
http://quiltingstencils.com/ I buy from them but even if you aren't buying at the time
you sure can get a lot of ideas from all their options.
Everytime I see them at the quilt show I just am overwhelmed
with all the choices.
Hey NM I was thinking about Ash and wondering how the
school year has started for him. I hope well.
HTH, Taria
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> Having taken a notion to use a diamond ring design on a double wedding
> ring quilt, I decided to look about at the different ways people do
> that pattern to see how they differ from what I know.
> So far I have used three different search strings and gotten a ton of
> different double wedding ring patterns using diamonds, links to
> jewelry, and not one single quilting design.
> How do you go about searching for quilting designs?
> The quilting itself, not the top.
> NightMist
> --
> Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by NightMist on September 30, 2009, 1:29 am
I still haven't found what I am looking for.
The closest I have come is a whole top design in "The Encyclopedia of
Pieced Quilt Patterns", that is similar in design and identical in
name.
Draw this:
draw the outline of a "melon" as for a DWR quilt.
Find the centerpoint of the longest length.
Using that centerpoint, construct an octagon where the centerpoint of
the angled sides is on the circumfrence of the melon.
Erase melon lines inside the octagon.
Using what is now the centerpoint of the large octagon draw a smaller
octagon, where the sides are one half as long as those of the large
octagon.
Join the outside corners of the small octagon to the inside corners of
the large octagon.
Starting at an outside corner of the large octagon _that is inside the
melon_, draw a line following the curve of the melon maintaining the
same distance from the outside line until you are opposite the point
of the melon. Repeat for all four corners.
Now that is the basic diamond ring quilting pattern as I know it.
I figure somebody must call it something else, for I did not invent
it.
Being as I have it from my paternal gramma, I figure it has been
around awhile and has probably been embellished on.
I just wanted to see what other folk have done with it, and if there
are any nifty things I might want to adopt of modify.
But so far I haven't seen a thing like it anywhere.
NightMist
Ash update in seperate post
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>I just got the newsletter from the Stencil Company in my
>mailbox. You can find their page here:
>http://quiltingstencils.com/
>I buy from them but even if you aren't buying at the time
>you sure can get a lot of ideas from all their options.
>Everytime I see them at the quilt show I just am overwhelmed
>with all the choices.
>Hey NM I was thinking about Ash and wondering how the
>school year has started for him. I hope well.
>HTH, Taria
>> Having taken a notion to use a diamond ring design on a double wedding
>> ring quilt, I decided to look about at the different ways people do
>> that pattern to see how they differ from what I know.
>> So far I have used three different search strings and gotten a ton of
>> different double wedding ring patterns using diamonds, links to
>> jewelry, and not one single quilting design.
>> How do you go about searching for quilting designs?
>> The quilting itself, not the top.
>> NightMist
>> --
>> Legolas is my house elf
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Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by J* on September 30, 2009, 3:43 am
ack!!!
i lost ya part way thru that explantion but am curious to see it when it is
found.
do post a link to it when you find it, as i'm sure you will find it if it
exists.
if i had been able to follow your explanation i'd probly be able to find it
but sorry, i'm lost on that one.
unless you can draw a pix of what you mean and post that for us to look
at...
i'm now using the green search engine that Jennifer in Ottawa posted for us.
j.
"NightMist" wrote ...
I still haven't found what I am looking for.
The closest I have come is a whole top design in "The Encyclopedia of
Pieced Quilt Patterns", that is similar in design and identical in
name.
Draw this:
draw the outline of a "melon" as for a DWR quilt.
Find the centerpoint of the longest length.
Using that centerpoint, construct an octagon where the centerpoint of
the angled sides is on the circumfrence of the melon.
Erase melon lines inside the octagon.
Using what is now the centerpoint of the large octagon draw a smaller
octagon, where the sides are one half as long as those of the large
octagon.
Join the outside corners of the small octagon to the inside corners of
the large octagon.
Starting at an outside corner of the large octagon _that is inside the
melon_, draw a line following the curve of the melon maintaining the
same distance from the outside line until you are opposite the point
of the melon. Repeat for all four corners.
Now that is the basic diamond ring quilting pattern as I know it.
I figure somebody must call it something else, for I did not invent
it.
Being as I have it from my paternal gramma, I figure it has been
around awhile and has probably been embellished on.
I just wanted to see what other folk have done with it, and if there
are any nifty things I might want to adopt of modify.
But so far I haven't seen a thing like it anywhere.
NightMist
Ash update in seperate post
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>I just got the newsletter from the Stencil Company in my
>mailbox. You can find their page here:
>http://quiltingstencils.com/
>I buy from them but even if you aren't buying at the time
>you sure can get a lot of ideas from all their options.
>Everytime I see them at the quilt show I just am overwhelmed
>with all the choices.
>Hey NM I was thinking about Ash and wondering how the
>school year has started for him. I hope well.
>HTH, Taria
>> Having taken a notion to use a diamond ring design on a double wedding
>> ring quilt, I decided to look about at the different ways people do
>> that pattern to see how they differ from what I know.
>> So far I have used three different search strings and gotten a ton of
>> different double wedding ring patterns using diamonds, links to
>> jewelry, and not one single quilting design.
>> How do you go about searching for quilting designs?
>> The quilting itself, not the top.
>> NightMist
>> --
>> Legolas is my house elf
--
Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by NightMist on September 30, 2009, 5:48 pm
Clearly I overfussed the explanation.
Try this, draw an octagon with a little octagon inside it, connect the
angles where they match up. Draw a melon over it that passes through
the middles of the angled lines, now draw another melon inside the
first one that passes over the tops and bottoms of the vertical lines.
Erase the melon lines inside the octagon.
Roberta is dead on as to what it should look like.
NightMist
wrote:
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>ack!!!
>i lost ya part way thru that explantion but am curious to see it when it is
>found.
>do post a link to it when you find it, as i'm sure you will find it if it
>exists.
>if i had been able to follow your explanation i'd probly be able to find it
>but sorry, i'm lost on that one.
>unless you can draw a pix of what you mean and post that for us to look
>at...
>i'm now using the green search engine that Jennifer in Ottawa posted for us.
>j.
>"NightMist" wrote ...
>I still haven't found what I am looking for.
>The closest I have come is a whole top design in "The Encyclopedia of
>Pieced Quilt Patterns", that is similar in design and identical in
>name.
>Draw this:
>draw the outline of a "melon" as for a DWR quilt.
>Find the centerpoint of the longest length.
>Using that centerpoint, construct an octagon where the centerpoint of
>the angled sides is on the circumfrence of the melon.
>Erase melon lines inside the octagon.
>Using what is now the centerpoint of the large octagon draw a smaller
>octagon, where the sides are one half as long as those of the large
>octagon.
>Join the outside corners of the small octagon to the inside corners of
>the large octagon.
>Starting at an outside corner of the large octagon _that is inside the
>melon_, draw a line following the curve of the melon maintaining the
>same distance from the outside line until you are opposite the point
>of the melon. Repeat for all four corners.
>Now that is the basic diamond ring quilting pattern as I know it.
>I figure somebody must call it something else, for I did not invent
>it.
>Being as I have it from my paternal gramma, I figure it has been
>around awhile and has probably been embellished on.
>I just wanted to see what other folk have done with it, and if there
>are any nifty things I might want to adopt of modify.
>But so far I haven't seen a thing like it anywhere.
>NightMist
>Ash update in seperate post
>>I just got the newsletter from the Stencil Company in my
>>mailbox. You can find their page here:
>>http://quiltingstencils.com/
>>I buy from them but even if you aren't buying at the time
>>you sure can get a lot of ideas from all their options.
>>Everytime I see them at the quilt show I just am overwhelmed
>>with all the choices.
>>Hey NM I was thinking about Ash and wondering how the
>>school year has started for him. I hope well.
>>HTH, Taria
>>> Having taken a notion to use a diamond ring design on a double wedding
>>> ring quilt, I decided to look about at the different ways people do
>>> that pattern to see how they differ from what I know.
>>> So far I have used three different search strings and gotten a ton of
>>> different double wedding ring patterns using diamonds, links to
>>> jewelry, and not one single quilting design.
>>> How do you go about searching for quilting designs?
>>> The quilting itself, not the top.
>>> NightMist
>>> --
>>> Legolas is my house elf
>--
>Legolas is my house elf
--
Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by J* on September 30, 2009, 6:39 pm
uhhhh???
i really need a pix.
not to worry if you dont have one tho.
sorry, my brain just aint what it used to be and might never be again.
j.
"NightMist" wrote ...
Clearly I overfussed the explanation.
Try this, draw an octagon with a little octagon inside it, connect the
angles where they match up. Draw a melon over it that passes through
the middles of the angled lines, now draw another melon inside the
first one that passes over the tops and bottoms of the vertical lines.
Erase the melon lines inside the octagon.
Roberta is dead on as to what it should look like.
NightMist
"J*" wrote:
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>ack!!!
>i lost ya part way thru that explantion but am curious to see it when it is
>found.
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> ring quilt, I decided to look about at the different ways people do
> that pattern to see how they differ from what I know.
> So far I have used three different search strings and gotten a ton of
> different double wedding ring patterns using diamonds, links to
> jewelry, and not one single quilting design.
> How do you go about searching for quilting designs?
> The quilting itself, not the top.
> NightMist
> --
> Legolas is my house elf