Caroline in Mo.

I am looking at quilt patterns on there,but all I see is where someone "pinned" them.How do you find the patterns????

Onebyone

You click on the picture to find the source of the original pin. If it came from a blog or forum usually you can find info about it. Sometimes it has taken me many websites and repins to find the original source.

RST

Many times there is no pattern -- it may be a unique design posted on Flicrk. Or sometimes the photo is posted for inspiration only, because the pinner liked the general concept, or the color scheme, or the quilting motif.

lclang

If there is no pattern, look at the picture closely. Sometimes you can figure out how it is made and how to piece the blocks.

IrishgalfromNJ

After you click on the picture it will open up and at the top will be a bar with a “Pin It” button, a “Like” button, a "visit site" or "image” button, a “send” button, and a “share” button. If there is a “visit site” button, click on it and you may be able to find the pattern, if there is just an “image” button you will only find the origin of the picture.

Nammie to 7

That is what I don't like about pinterest! Hate trying to figure out which picture might have a link to the pattern!

ManiacQuilter2

I AGREE Nammie !!

madamekelly

Thank you, I just joined pintrest, so your answer is my favorite. Thanks again.

jmoore

very helpful... I belong to Pinterest but I don't use it very often... I'll take Irishgal's suggestions to mind next time I visit Pinterest website.

Krystyna

Here are step by step instructions on how to find the source of a Pin http://thegraphicsfairy.com/find-ori...age-pinterest/ -- hope it helps!