Grandma Cindy

Great example of her picture and I so understand your quote, tesspug.......

ctrysass2012

Try a search for Turning Twenty patterns & check out books #2 & 3. They are a little more involved than
the 1st Turning Twenty but do have a square or rect. that would work for embroidery.

Gerrie

I think rather than thinking of it as in blocks like a traditional quilt you could peace it in sections and then sew it together and use the embroidery blocks on top of the quilt

Lilrain

If this is a catalog picture, there may be no specific block.

Gannyrosie

I would have to agree. YOu can look and see where some are definite blocks, then small pieces were added to say " fill in the blanks." This looks like the way I like to make up quilts I call it DAUG. (design as us go ). Good luck. I think if you at least grasp the concept she would like it.

sweetana3

Check out this book by the Turning Twenty ladies:
http://www.amazon.com/Turning-Twenty.../dp/B000M4IRF4

Not exactly the same but close.

masmipa

Check some Swirly Girls patterns...they have several that are similar.

Daisy Dew

try this one http://www.beverlys.com/hoffman-free...e-pattern.html I was trying to the "Fat Quarter Shuffle" pattern and came across this one. Take a look.

IBQLTN

This is book 3 of Turning Twenty, "Turning Twenty Around the Block". This is probably more suited as it is designed for both horizontal and vertical embroidery designs.

https://www.thequiltbear.com/store-detail.php?ID=621

OOPS, looks like SweetAna and I both had the same thought!

1000scraps

Hello, with the help of Mr. G.... I found this:

http://www.marquisanddawe.co.uk/bedd...bedspread-p881