Patchwork Bedspread

Christine B

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Christine B
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Patchwork Bedspread
I've always wanted a patchwork quilt - probably watched too much "Little House on the Prairie" in the 70s. This is my version - it'd made up of lots of right angled triangles (I knitted mitred squares) with a few narrow rectangular pieces to balance things out. I started with the central panel then worked outwards and sewed each section as it was completed. The border is knitted with 3 strands of chunky yarn to give a thick edge to the finished bedspread.
Christine B

Created by:

Christine B
214 Projects
37 Followers

Patchwork Bedspread

Comments (7)
Vix

· 3 months ago

That is amazing! I have a 70's crochet pattern for a bedspread which I should do. I would never be able to knit something so big. I find a jumper for the old chap gard enough ( 6 years so far). Anyway its brilliant work

Christine B
Maker

· 3 months ago

Thanks - it took about 2 or 3 weeks to do but it was actually really relaxing. Just lots of mitred squares,4 big triangles (56 stitch base)and each section sewn together as it was finished

Helen B

· 3 months ago

Wow, you’ve been busy Christine. You’ve made a really different version of a patchwork quilt. I love how you’ve mixed the sizes of the triangles. It’ll keep you lovely and warm next winter.

Helen B

· 3 months ago

@Christine B: Wow!

Christine B
Maker

· 3 months ago

It took a few attempts to work it out. It was all put together using mitred squares. I made the centre piece first, then it just grew from there. I love the mathematics behind it (even though geometry always a stumbling block). It will certainly be warm - it weighs in at around 5kg/

Nora B

· 3 months ago

It’s an awesome quilt, I can only imagine the work gone into making such a beauty.

Christine B
Maker

· 3 months ago

Thanks. It took just under 4 weeks of knitting about 6 hours a day (the pleasure of retirement and winter weather).

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