This was an easy block, squares and half square triangles are a safe harbour.
Railroad
© 2012 by Heike Scharmann
But I like it very much. It’s so inspiring to see what you can make out of two “simple” forms. Next up will be coming several blocks consisting merely of squares and triangles, but each is a whole different world, incomparable. And if you take into consideration that each block would look different still if you used other prints or more than two … a zillion possibilities!
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how can I get a patter to this block
the pattern is from the book “The Farmer’s Wife Sampler Quilt” by Laurie Aaron Hird
comment on peut se le procurer ce livre s.v.p.merci
le livre “The Farmer’s Wife Sampler Quilt” est de l’autrice Laurie Aaron Hird, ISBN: 978-0896898288
were can I buy the book
any book store should be able to order it for you, i guess. if nowhere else, amazon then
How can I get pattern to Railroad. what book is it in
Need pattern for your railroad quilt which book is it in
please read the comments already made here
Wat size r u blocks and triangles on this quilt and hw many blocks did it take
finished blocks are 4.5 inches squared, instead of 6 inches in the original. 110 blocks in total if i remember correctly. but the pattern has variations for different sizes with fewer blocks
how much material would I need for a twin size of two different materials not including the backing?
lindo trabalho
This looks nice and the technique seems a good fit for my current skill level. Also interested in the dimensions for each completed block. Thanks for sharing!
the pattern’s by Laurie Hird from her book The Farmer’s Wife. original blocks are 6×6″, i made mine 4.5×4.5″
I like this piece nice and simple I would like to see the piece measurements as a beginner, I feel confident to try this pattern
the pattern is from Laurie Hird’s book “The Farmer’s Wife”
There are a few different books with Farmers Wife in them. A 1930’s one and a couple more. Which book is it, please?
no, not the 1930’s, the other. ISBN 978-0896898288
Lobe this
Nice and easy pattern
how can I get the pattern for the railroad quilt
Have you ever read the books about the quilting history that helped the slaves to get to Canada?
no, never heard of it
How can I get this pattern.
there is a pattern on my site “how tos”
Do you have a picture of the book cover, as she has several of this title?
ISBN 978-0896898288
Love working with squares and triangle squares. Thanks
Could I pay the pattern for theses quilt tops
How can I get the railroad pattern?
you can find the answer in these comments
i would like to strip pieces for Railroad pattern. I do not use templates. Can you help me
Do you have a photo off blocks pieced together, so I can sort of see how they look when connected?
no sorry, it’s part of a sampler quilt