Double irish chain quilting designs

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This quilt has such a beautiful story, that it demanded custom quilting. The pattern is Double Irish Chain. The quilting is done with Cream Glide and Glide 60 thread. The quilting pattern is made up of orange peels, feathers, swirls, pebbles, and straight and curved ruler work. The story is made up of little snippets seem unrelated until that epiphany moment where they all suddenly fit together and you're left in a daze where you wonder you didn't see it all before. Annie lived a few miles…

Q9046 Double Irish Chain Quilt

It’s Quilty Box time! I received my Quilty Box for September last week and I’ve already pieced a beautiful Double...

It has been a long time since my last post - no excuses really - I think my summer holidays just got in the way. Having had a wonderful break, I am back to quilting now and have just finished an enormous Double Irish Chain quilt for my customer Chris. Chris gave me free reign on what to quilt and the setting areas of this quilt certainly allowed for some creative quilting. Inspired by the quilting of Judy Madsen from Green Fairy Quilts and her book "Quilting Wide Open Space", I came up with…

Discover our Irish Quilt Patterns roundup: immerse yourself in the beauty of Ireland with traditional and modern designs!

Double Irish Chain May 31, 1933-In contrast to yesterday's very new block, the Double Irish Chain is a very old pattern. Nancy Cabot s...

This has been one of the quickest quilts I've made recently - from an idea I had in mid-June to putting the final stitches in the binding last night. It is made of Bonnie and Camille's "Handmade" range of fabrics with Moda Bella Solid Ruby Ice for the chains and 97 for the background. Especially love the pretty cross-stitch backing fabric. The quilting design is "Rainbow Hearts", a favourite at the moment.

During 2020 we will be doing blocks from the “One Hundred and one Patchwork Patterns” book by Ruby Short McKim. The book was published in 1931, and my husband’s maternal Grandmother lea…