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06-02-2012, 05:45 AM

#31

ghostrider

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Originally Posted by Jim

THIS IS IT...go to the link and you will find that exact picture of the quilt....another on my hoping to do list ...TYVM...lol

AND I already have a family of 17 fabrics for it...been waiting for a pattern to jump out at me for those fabrics

Did you looks at their other patterns? I'm really impressed with their website. What an awsome collection they have...and I never buy patterns.

06-02-2012, 05:58 AM

#32

ghostrider

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Originally Posted by sandygoshorn

I give up. I have a pattern I would like to post and can see nowhere to start a new thread. So, I guess I'll post it here, if I can.

I saw this quilt on a blog (I thought it was here, but I can't find the archives for this thread) and would live very much to make it. Help!!
Sunny Sandy

Hi Sandy. That pattern is called Mexican Star. It's by Annette Ornelas for Southwind Designs. http://www.quiltscapesquilting.com/patterns.php (scroll down, it's almost to the bottom)

06-02-2012, 06:04 AM

#33

caspharm

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Originally Posted by ghostrider

Hi Sandy. That pattern is called Mexican Star. It's by Annette Ornelas for Southwind Designs. http://www.quiltscapesquilting.com/patterns.php (scroll down, it's almost to the bottom)

I've made this pattern. It's about an confident beginner-intermediate pattern.

06-02-2012, 06:05 AM

#34

caspharm

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Originally Posted by Jim

It is a great quilt. It's on their link and also etsy.

06-02-2012, 06:35 AM

#35

Latrinka

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Originally Posted by candi

I believe the pattern is called "Thinking outside the block".
http://www.ericas.com/quilting/patterns/29420b.jpg

This is also what I was thinking. Beautiful quilt!

06-02-2012, 07:34 AM

#36

moreland

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Originally Posted by ghostrider

That actual photo is a pattern called 'Free Your Scraps' from Quilt-Addicts in Australia, available as a pattern or kit.
http://www.quilt-addicts.com/free-your-scraps.htm

Isn't this board amazing??? Someone always seems to know the answer!

06-02-2012, 08:31 AM

#37

Havplenty

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Originally Posted by ghostrider

That actual photo is a pattern called 'Free Your Scraps' from Quilt-Addicts in Australia, available as a pattern or kit.
http://www.quilt-addicts.com/free-your-scraps.htm

so basically this quilt is essentially the same as 'thinking outside the box' but with a different name and fabrics.

06-02-2012, 09:19 AM

#38

AngelinaMaria

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Is there a trick or method to pressing your seams to be able to "nestle" the seams when connecting the blocks so that your seams match up nicely? I can't figure out how I would sew each block and then connect them and be able to have opposing seams so that I can match them?? I like a pattern to include pressing instructions that that the seams go together correctly and I've noticed about 50 to 75% of patterns do not include this information.