March 30, 2011
Double Wedding Ring Quilt Pattern
Classic! Sure, there’s lots of pieces but well worth it.
To download the free Double Wedding Ring pattern as a PDF file click here
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Classic! Sure, there’s lots of pieces but well worth it.
To download the free Double Wedding Ring pattern as a PDF file click here
You’re very welcome! The wedding ring quilt is easy to assemble. The tedious part is cutting all the pieces!
Thank you for the template. This is a timeless quilt pattern. Now it is my turn to try to make it.
The hijack must be at your end? I clicked on the post and the link to the PDF file and there’s no piggyback ad link. Here’s the file:
https://www.french-knots.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/double_wedding_ring.pdf
I’ll try to send it to your email address in case you miss this reply.
I am so very frustrated I’ve tried to download the free templates for this pattern and the piggyback link sends me to a car sales add can someone please send me the link for the templates or take it off as it is a game
Thank you so much for this pattern, it has been on my quilting bucket list for many years and now I might actually get to do one.
The double wedding ring shall live on forever. Glad you found the pattern useful and good luck with your project!
Thanks so much. This exactly what I have been looking for. I am 76 years old and hope I have time to make it. This will be my carry along with me project. I love it. I made one when I was 16 and it is in bad shape.
What a wonderful idea!
Would I be able to make just one double ring for the center of a wedding quilt an do the rest of the quilt in squares. I would like the center for people to sign that came to the wedding. I am really a moderate Quilters as I have only made baby quilts. Diana
oh, ok. thanks for the help. I must not have seen it. i’m just so use to all the yardage being up front. thanks Cherie
The last paragraph lists how much yardage is needed to complete the quilt. Typically this pattern is made from scraps but you could divide the yardage into dark, medium and light values if you’re not using scraps.
i’m one of those people that needs to know how much of fabric i’m going to need, but I don’t see that anywhere. do I just use scraps or FQ or what. completely confused. I know this sounds odd, but it’s just how I think.
There is mention of 56 of the A-template for a quilt 86″ x 99″ so it stands to reason that the “cut” number on each piece would yield this size of quilt. Good luck with your project!
HI
i am looking at doing this and i am trying to find the finished size in the information somewhere and can’t. can you please tell me how big it is when finished.
also can you tell me if it says somewhere in the information how many exactly of each peace you are meant to cut?
thanks
I am so glad to finally find this. I also had it once upon a time but can’t find it so I have been looking on the internet for 2 weeks now. Low and behold, you had it. Wooo Hooo
Thank you so much!!!
The double wedding ring is an oldie but a goodie!
This is the exact pattern that I used to make my Double Wedding Ring quilt. It had belonged to my mother or grandmother and was so old and fragile that I had to photocopy it before I could make my templates.
Has anyone made a quilt using this pattern? I’m thinking about cutting into lots of favorite fabrics but wanted to be sure it had been tested first (if that makes sense!)
I print them as is.
Do you print the page as is or do you increase to get rid of margins
You are very welcome!
Thanks so much for sharing this quilt pattern. I am a long time quilt maker and anxious to try this one.
By my calculations, the pattern equates to a 12″ block so in order to size it up, you’d need to enlarge by 150% for all the pieces. You may have to take it to a copy shop unless you have a printer/copier with enlargement capabilities.
Really want a 18 inch ring. Can this be done by cutting blocks 3 1/2 inches square? Thanks
I don’t know what the finished size is and yes, it could be enlarged. You could cut the pieces from paper and lay them out to see what size it is, then adjust accordingly.
How large is one round with this pattern? I’m needing a large round (ring?) for a table topper. Could you enlarge these to make the right size?
Thank you so much for this. I have been thinking about making one for a while but thought it was too complicated. After reading the PDF I realised, although it’s time consuming, its much more straight forward than I had imagined. Now I have a purpose for all those scraps ive been keeping!
Mary, the pdf file is sized to print out as an 8-1/2 by 11 page so the pattern pieces will scale correctly. In Adobe reader you can zoom in to make the text easier to read and you may be able to print the directions with the enlarged text. Hope that helps!
I just wish the writing was bigger. I’m having a really hard time reading the directions.