Irish chain is a very traditional pattern. In spite of its name the pattern was developed in America in the 1800s.
How to make a double Irish chain quilt block A
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Where can I find your pattern for Double Irish Chain quilt? The video is wonderful but I am a new quilter and need to know size and how much fabric to purchase.
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I love this video for the double Irish chain, but I need to know how much fabric I will need to do a queen size one. Where can i locate this?
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I haven’t worked out but you can easily work it out. Have a look at this https://www.generations-quilt-patterns.com/irish-chain.html
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