Peckish

Is this a traditional quilt pattern? I took a picture of it at a quilt show. It's called "Black and White" and was made by James A. Niles. I posted it on my blog with the rest of the pictures I took at the quilt show, and now a reader of my blog wants to know where she can get the pattern. I have no idea if it's a traditional pattern or if it was designed by Mr. Niles. He doesn't seem to have a website.

Any help would be appreciated.

suebee

Hmmm, I dont know either but it is awesome. Will be watching this one. :)

Sheepshed

Looks like a six pointed star. They put two "logs" on the end of each diamond, and trimmed to maintain that particular diamond shape. You could make that any size using a 60 degree diamond template and lots of work LOL

lindy-2

this looks like a variation of a split dimond star. its paper peiced i got a book on it from the library its writen by a dutch lady dont remember her name but i think the tital was split dimond stars. hope this helps. shes probly on the web somewere.

ghostrider

Contact the show organizers and tell them your story. They can get in touch with Mr Niles and give him the option of getting in touch with you.

MTS

LOL! And I see Tumbling Blocks on point, with 2 of the 3 diamonds being pieced (resulting in the the star pattern that emerges from the placement.)

Peckish

I'm not sure the organizers would be able to help - the quilt show was over a year ago.

michelled

Use google to search the person's name and add the words "quilt show" or "_ _ _ (which show it was, eg Detroit) quilt show"

It might have been written up somewhere in a newpaper or quilt magazine and give you a lead on where to look.

ghostrider

What have you got to loose? I'm still on the mailing lists, both snail and electronic, of shows I was in two years ago. They send calls for entry and newsletters, stuff like that, every couple of months. It's certainly worth a try, isn't it?

blueangel

It's beautiful