The Dresden Plate quilt block was named after the ornately decorated tableware of Dresden, Germany. Some fantastic Dresden Plate variations and settings can be found in our free pattern archive. NOTE: This post has been UPDATED. For the
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ReplyDeleteJust finished the binding on my quilt. I bought the hand pieced blocks at an estate sale, in Hood River Oregon. The quilt was quilted on a long arm & is beautiful. I will treasure that quilt forever. The quilt is now in Alberta Canada
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I began my first Dresden plate block in class yesterday and am so inspired by the projects you have brought together. Thank you again.
ReplyDeleteThank you for offering so many beautiful Dresden patterns all in one place. I will be making my first Dresden quilt and will be using one of these patterns. I also have fabric for at least 5 more quilts and may just have to make several more that are shown here.
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