wildyard

WOW you guys are great! Thanks so much for your prompt and so very helpful responses! Hugs and smilesssss, Linda

feline fanatic

Here is a beautiful paper pieced one.

http://www.silverliningsoriginals.co...ningglory.html

wichypoo

I have found searching the coloring pages can also give you a pattern to start with and you can adapt it for your needs too!
good luck I love morning glories too.
Karen

donnajean

I have a couple sets of patterns that have a morning glory block. Maybe you could incorporate that block into a wall hanging.

Here is one set:
Memory Bouquet – Vintage Applique Quilt Pattern by Fueline Foland. This is a “photo copy” of this newspaper pattern, originally published in the 1930's in rural newspapers such as the Kansas City Star. The designs can be embroidered and/or appliquéd on 9” by 12” squares. Finished quilt measures 63" x 63". You will receive a copy of all 20 patterns which include color suggestions, quilt layout suggestion diagram, with an optional border design. Flowers include: 1. Iris; 2. Hollyhock; 3, Violet; 4. Tulip; 5. Bleeding Heart; 6. Canterbury Bell; 7. Holly; 8. Petunia; 9. Zinnia; 10. Morning Glory; 11. Double-Rose; 12. Lily of the Valley; 13. Cosmos; 14. Black-Eyed Susan; 15. Jonquil; 16. Geranium; 17. Wild Rose; 18. Primrose; 19. Hyacinth; & 20. Carnation; You will receive a clear copy of this pattern set, with the directions clearly re-typed so they are easy to read. (23 pages) $10.00, plus shipping

wildyard

Thank you donnajean. Would the other set also necessitate me buying so much that I wouldn't need? Since I'm really not into applique' nor embroidery, I'd really only use the one block. Seems a shame to buy then waste the rest of such a lovely pattern set.

wildyard

So far, it's looking like the coloring books is going to be my way to go on this. Thanks for so many great suggestions my friends! Hugs and smiles, Linda

thimblebug6000

Did you notice that Marcia has one on her site that's beautiful?
http://www.quilterscache.com/M/MorningGloryBlock.html

wildyard

Oh that truly is beautiful, I may be forced to try it even if it is beyond my skill level. Thanks so much.

Rosyhf

I like the Christine Tesh one...and it's free lol and it's beautiful. I remember when I first started paper piecing, I found her website and dowloaded her primer...it is the best and I learned from that. I also bought her library book pattern then...here is the story...

She said she iwas going to mail the pattern to me and and when I recieve it then I must send her a check. She said that if I didn't pay her etc etc. I can't say it here...but I thought it was the funniest thing I ever read. I am sure a lot of folks didn't pay her on the honor system. I sent that check so quick. hahahahahahah she is a funny lady and very sharing.

wildyard

[She said she iwas going to mail the pattern to me and and when I recieve it then I must send her a check. She said that if I didn't pay her etc etc. I can't say it here...but I thought it was the funniest thing I ever read. I am sure a lot of folks didn't pay her on the honor system. I sent that check so quick. hahahahahahah she is a funny lady and very sharing.[/quote]

LOL, I hope it didn't involve voodoo dolls and long hat pins!!