Scarlett's Double Wedding Ring Gallery

From a November 8th 2007 workshop at A Quilter's Gathering in Nashua, New Hampshire, here are some students' blocks. Several examples have been tiled together to show that four paperpieced blocks will create a ring, which is how the double wedding ring design is made using Scarlett's Double Wedding Ring pattern.

Batiks and black.
Four blocks tiled together.
Shades of blue.
Four blocks tiled together.
Gold swirl background
Four blocks tiled together.
Earth tones.
Four blocks tiled together.
Student holding her block.
Student holding her block.
Pastels used in block.
Student holding her block.
Thirties fabrics used in block.
Greens used in block.

 

Here are quilts made from Scarlett's unique paperpiecing pattern for the Double Wedding Ring:

Angenett's plaid wedding ring quilt.

This bed size quilt was made by Angenett Taft of Hayfork, California. She's a member of the Log Cabin Quilters and used their longarm machine to quilt her own designs on this quilt. The pattern she used is Scarlett's Double Wedding Ring. The plaid fabrics in this quilt were from remnants she had on hand. Here's a close-up of one of the blocks:

Closeup of Angenett's quilt.

This is one block from Angenett's quilt, featuring Scarlett's Double Wedding Ring pattern. When set together, the blocks form the ring design.

Double Wedding Ring with machine embroidery.

Here's a machine embroidered version, done in reds and greens.

Closeup of machine embroidered Double Wedding Ring.

This closeup shows more detail of the paperpiecing, as well as some of the machine embroidery.

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