Need help finding this pattern
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I was reading an older post about neutrals on "See How We Sew" and a photo of a quilt with a curved block was presented by Christie Batterman but there isn't any mention of the name of the pattern or designer. Here is a link to the post
http://seehowwesew.wordpress.com/201...d-sensational/
I would really like to find this pattern to make it for my son and daughter-in-law so any help and info would be greatly appreciated. I did send an inquiry to the site but have not heard back from them yet.
http://seehowwesew.wordpress.com/201...d-sensational/
I would really like to find this pattern to make it for my son and daughter-in-law so any help and info would be greatly appreciated. I did send an inquiry to the site but have not heard back from them yet.
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It looks a lot like Louisa Smith's Florabundance. She sells the templates too. Christie Batterman just gave some of the blocks a quarter turn. http://quiltescapes.com/gallery/disp...=florabundance
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Christie Batterman has a website, maybe you can contact her and ask. http://www.artichokecollection.com/contact.html
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You didn't read the comments on that other site. Someone asked your same question and the reply was this: "There isn’t a pattern currently available for the quilt I made for my nephew Joel. However, Louisa Smith’s “Strips and Curves” basic set of templates is extremely close. I don’t think you would be able to tell the difference."
I agree that Louisa Smith's book would give you everything you need to know in order to make a very similar quilt. And it's very simple to make your own templates, the patterns for them are in the book.
In reply to the same question later on, she replies: "I’ve never seen this pattern online. I bought the templates many years ago and don’t recall where I purchased them (it was when I first started quilting and was in that initial buying frenzy!) The quilt is called Lava Lamp, but has no contact information on the package. When I search online for that name I get a very different pattern."
I agree that Louisa Smith's book would give you everything you need to know in order to make a very similar quilt. And it's very simple to make your own templates, the patterns for them are in the book.
In reply to the same question later on, she replies: "I’ve never seen this pattern online. I bought the templates many years ago and don’t recall where I purchased them (it was when I first started quilting and was in that initial buying frenzy!) The quilt is called Lava Lamp, but has no contact information on the package. When I search online for that name I get a very different pattern."
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Thank you so much for the great info!! You all are the best ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
I didn't look at the comments below the post. This is a great start!! I first thought that it could have been from Elisa's Backporch Designs but Louisa Smith’s do seem to be the closest.
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I didn't look at the comments below the post. This is a great start!! I first thought that it could have been from Elisa's Backporch Designs but Louisa Smith’s do seem to be the closest.
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Very pretty modern quilt but I have yet to ever sew circles and being as old as I am, I probably won't try !! I would get some graph paper out. Figure out how large of block you want and start breaking down the block. I always found different sizes of plates that worked for curves and arches. Good Luck !!
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