Persian Rug at a glance
Persian Rug starts with the familiar 64-card Crazy Quilt and eight four-card reserves instead of a stock and waste. The exposed reserves are working piles.
Layout, cross & clock-face games · Clocktower
Persian Rug Solitaire
Replace Crazy Quilt’s stock with eight face-up reserve piles.
Seed139131
Redealsnone
Moves0
Timer00:00
Statusin progress
Streak0
Select an available card, then choose a highlighted destination.
Only quilt cards with a free short side may move. Aces build up and Kings build down by suit.
Key rule
Move reserve tops to foundations or other reserves. Any card may fill an empty reserve. A non-base foundation top may reverse to the paired foundation if it fits.
Read the Persian Rug strategy guide for practical decisions as the layout changes.
Related games
Persian Rug is part of Clocktower · Layout, cross & clock-face games and is a variant of Crazy Quilt. Eight reserves replace the stock and waste; reserve building and foundation reversals are allowed.
More Layout, cross & clock-face games games
- Crazy Quilt — Unpick an alternating card quilt into Ace and King foundations using a single waste redeal.
- Indian Carpet — A Crazy Quilt layout with two waste redeals.
- Windmill — Center and corner foundations, windmill layout.
- Big Ben — Clock-face foundations building by suit.
- Braid — Herringbone layout feeding eight foundations.
- Long Braid — Twenty-four braid cards and six cells open to the braid tip.
Also try
- Babette — Two-deck blockade with ascending and descending suit foundations.
- Miss Milligan — Double-deck patience with a weave reserve.
- Napoleon at St Helena — Ten tableau columns, two decks.