Update! Thank you to Vireya for identifying this pattern for us! She shared:
Jinny Beyer's "Quilter's Album of Patchwork Patterns" calls it "Endless Chain", Alice Brooks, Detroit Free Press, Jun 5 1940. Also known as "Economical Chain", Laura Wheeler, Americana Designs Quilts, ca 1940.
Wow, my Brackman's let me down! Ask Christina Cameli of A Few Scraps, since it has wedge shapes. And pretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteJinny Beyer's "Quilter's Album of Patchwork Patterns" calls it "Endless Chain", Alice Brooks, Detroit Free Press, Jun 5 1940. Also known as "Economical Chain", Laura Wheeler, Americana Designs Quilts, ca 1940.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a dresden plate with squared off ends.
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty!!! Glad someone was able to help you out. I surely didn't have a clue.
ReplyDeleteWow this was in our Detroit Free Press in the 40's. That paper is still in existence. The colors in your are just beautiful! Janice
ReplyDeleteCool! Now I want to know how to make it, especially if there's a clever modern shortcut :)
ReplyDeleteWhat ever it is called It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing that someone came up with the name!!! It sure is cute!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very colorful and pretty quilt. Glad someone was able to help you out with the pattern name. Is this one on your "to do" list?
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ReplyDeleteValse brillante, from the book millefiori quilts of Willyne Hammerstein
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