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Cherry Ripe Pattern Die-Cutting Instructions
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Cutter Compatibility
This die is compatible with these cutters:
Finished Size: 80" x 96"
Designed by Linda Pumphrey
Cherry Ripe, originally copyrighted in 1935, has a strong art deco influence with the sweeping curves in the center of the quilt and along the borders. Find the full pattern in Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting, July/August 2015 issue.
Linda Pumphrey is an award winning quilter and quilt historian who also enjoys a career in the quilting industry. Linda says, “Quilts are much like my career: full of color with different patterns and made of layers.” Quilting has been a family passion for at least five generations. Linda serves on several national boards including the International Quilt Study Center & Museum, Quilt Alliance, International Quilt Association and Quilts Inc Advisory Council. For twenty years, Linda was the National and International Sales Manager for Mountain Mist, the original inventor of filler products and quilt battings. While at Mountain Mist, Linda acted as curator of the Historical Mountain Mist Corporate Quilt collection and was instrumental in bringing the collection to IQSC&M. Recently retired from AccuQuilt as Global Sales Manager where she oversaw the sales strategies for both new and existing products. Currently Linda is owner of All Quilty, maker of English Paper Piecing templates and designs.
GO! Dies Used in this Pattern:
- GO! Round Flower (55007)
- GO! Circle-1 1/2", 1 3/4", 2 1/4", 2 1/2" (55155)
- GO! Strip Cutter-2 1/4" (1 3/4" Finished) (55053)
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