Double 4 Patch
Click here to download Double 4 patch (PDF file)
Close attention needs to be paid to how these blocks are laid out to create the chains across the quilt. For an easier version click here.
If you have problems opening the above link, right click on it and save it to your computer and then open it. Email me with any questions or problems at mmcjohnson@gmail.com
A queen size version in red made for my son and DIL
(click photos for a larger view)
Kelly’s blue version
Here’s a version in blues by Leanne



Can you tell me how much material to buy for this quilt? It is beautiful! Thank you!
Happy New Year! It so happens that the current Blog Fodder theme is 2 color quilts. So I’d be honored if you would link in at http://www.chumkieshobbies.blogspot.com/2013/01/blog-fodder-two-color-quilts.html
I love this one, too! Another candidate for Civil War repros (or maybe 1930′s?). THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to share your expertise…I am going to start a pink and yellow theme 4 patch just for me.
Thank-you so much for sharing. I’m going to bookmark your site for future reference, and for now, I’ve downloaded the PDF for the double 4 square. I can’t wait to use up some of my stash. I’ll post a picture if I ever get it finished. I was going to get help for my procrastinating once by going to PA meetings. (that`s Procrastintors Annonymos) But the first time I went there was a notice on the door that the meeting had been postponed! I never went back. Pray for me!
This green is so beautiful. I think I love this pattern and color pallet.
I too want to thank you for these beautiful quilts and wonderful instructions. It gives me a place to browse and dream of my next project. I’m a new quilter and I spend a lot of time planning.
THey are certainly both beautiful. I am partial to the red one since I am currently working on 2 pieces that will be red and tan. I like the way the smaller squares connect up and chain across the quilt. It’s a dramatic design.
Oh my what a neat learn as you go site how grand of you to share you knowledge with us It has been quite the treat looking at all of this site Hugs Katherine