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Can someone help me identify this quilt pattern

onamission
11 years ago

I have a blue and white quilt and do not know what the pattern is. It is an old quilt, cotton. The blue is a dark blue almost a navy blue. When you look at it one way you can see a circular pattern but it kind of pays tricks on your eyes. Does anyone out there know what this is? Thank you

Comments (8)

  • msmeow
    11 years ago

    I think one name for it is Pine Burr, but there are probably other names as well!

    Donna

  • geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
    11 years ago

    Maybe a Pineapple variation?

    SharonG/FL

  • jennifer_in_va
    11 years ago

    I just lOVE those secondary patterns! So much fun! and they work so well in 2 color combinations.

    I was originally thinking a pineapple variation too.

    I did find this one when searching Google...Looks just like it, but the color placement makes it look very different.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Pine Burr/Feathered Star

  • magothyrivergirl
    11 years ago

    I agree w/ Donna - Pine Burr - see the link below for a picture & the pattern.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Pine Burr

  • msmeow
    11 years ago

    I knew the name b/c it's on my Quilty Bucket List LOL!

    Donna

  • onamission
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thank you so much. Pine Burr it is!

  • jennifer_in_va
    11 years ago

    I just lOVE those secondary patterns! So much fun! and they work so well in 2 color combinations.

    I was originally thinking a pineapple variation too.

    I did find this one when searching Google...Looks just like it, but the color placement makes it look very different.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Pine Burr/Feathered Star

  • kalmiopsis48
    11 years ago

    Is pickle dish one of the names? That would be looking at the white parts instead of the pine burr part of the design.

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