Irish Chain
Irish Chain (and it's variations--Double Irish Chain, Triple Irish Chain) was said to have been "discovered" in the very early 1800s in the US, and there's plenty of discussion as to why and how it got the name "Irish" Chain.
The most noticeable aspect of Irish Chain is the lllooooonnnnngggg strings of teeny tiny blocks, but if you examine one closely, you'll see that basically Irish Chain is a 9 Patch on point, one right after the other.
Many Irish Chains are two-colored quilts, but I find the feedsack scrappy Irish Chains so delightful!
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from 35 reviewsAbsolutely love this caddy! Love the workmanship!

Love this sweet tulip basket. It is well made and every tulip is a different color. A wonderful reminder that spring is here! It will be a perfect knitting project bag. 🌷

Checks all the boxes..,great size, snap on top, my favorite flower (tulip) and my favorite color on the handles!

I have just started experimenting with it, but I already think it’s a great little loom. Great for on-the-go weaving and also to make little samples. I hope to make weaving tapestry necklaces with it. I am very happy with it.

Such a creative way to bring new life to an item so many would just discard.

Perfect ! So much character.

I have several M.A.B.E.L. items. They are all fantastic.

I have several M.A.B.E.L. items. They are all fantastic.

I’ve admired these upcycled quilted jackets for a while and I’m so happy I finally own one. It’s quickly become my favorite statement piece and I’ve worn it anywhere from a dinner date to the office. Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful item, you are so talented!

Perfect for bag or storage. If you love quilts you will enjoy anything made here!

I love the caddies and have both the large and medium sizes. Quick delivery. Beautifully sewn and a favorite way to reuse quilts! 😺
