pbraun

Hi.

Several years ago I bought a Tall Tree kit by Cindi Edgerton. I love it as the tree is made of 4 different tree greens plus background and a little wonky. Now I am looking for the same pattern in a smaller size but found out Cindi Edgerton retired so no website. Where do you go for out of print patterns and old kits?

I go to a knitting site where I can look for older supplies and "extra" yarns from individuals. Is there anything like that for quilters? I did look a the sale forums on Quilting Board but did not find anything listed.

Thanks and Happy New Year.
Pat

quiltsfor

Here is the Pattern I think you are looking for. It is out of stock, but you can see the fabric requirements if that helps any. A Little Bit Shorter Tall Tree by Cindi Edgerton

quiltsfor

Here is a YouTube on how to make the: A little bit shorter Tall Tree

quiltsfor

If you still have the large tall tree pattern, you could use the pieces and shrink them down in size on a copy machine. You would just be remaking the same pattern you all ready have, only a different size that way.

petthefabric

There isn’t floor space for a Christmas tree. This will be perfect Thanks.

ibex94

Try adding the request to the In Search Of (ISO) chat room in here, too. Eventually, someone may send you a note that they have a copy they would be willing to sell or trade you for. Good luck!

Quiltsfor -- you are a great finder of good information. I like your idea of using the xerox machine to reduce the existing pattern, too. Thanks!

RedGarnet222

Try ebay. I have seen them there before search under quilt patters.

TheMerkleFamily

Looks like this Quilt Shop had a class just this past July - I would call or email and see if they might have a pattern left to purchase! A Little Bit Shorter Tall Tree

Ah Ha! Looks like this Canadian website has it for sale A Little Bit Shorter Tall Tree

Lastly, Cindi Edgerton is/was local here in SE Virginia and I know her patterns were well stocked in most of our Local Quilt Shops. I would contact the gals at Quilting Adventures - Richmond, VA which is where I purchased the larger pattern a few years back. Unfortunately, I did not purchase this shorter tree version.

Hope you find the pattern it sure is fun to make!

Onebyone

The picture can be imported, units traced and converted to paper piecing if you have EQ 7 or 8.