quilterbabe

I am at my summer home in WI, and the book for my TURNING TWENTY AGAIN pattern is TX. I don't want to have to buy another book. Does anyone know of a FREE pattern online somewhere? If not, I'm going to the Madison Quilt Expo in a little over a week and will buy another book.....!

Jingle

I don't have the book, I seem to remember some discussion about this quilt and think it goes by other names. I would also like to make it. I hope someone comes along to help you.

PaperPrincess

This has been asked several times. Turning twenty is a copyrighted pattern so, no, there's not a place you can get it for free. Sorry.

AngeliaNR

Instructions for the basic block:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7172292_make-turning-twenty-quilt-block.html

MsLoriAnn

Is there a library in town? Check for a copy there.

charsuewilson

And if the local library doesn't have it, ask if they can get it through interlibrary loan., and/or ask where the closest library is that has the book (or check for yourself using www.worldcat.org).

brunswickgirl

Try this website
https://www.byannie.com/media/images...s_patterns.pdf

dakotamaid

Funny how old blocks turn up in "new patterns" you have to buy. Most (not all) new patterns put out by designers can be found in older blocks. But it does take some searching. Just my thoughts.

Dina

You might want to consider a 2 slice layer cake pattern. You can watch a video on it from Missouri Star Quilt co. They use a layer cake, but I have done it with a layer cake and then just with fabric that I selected. The last one I made, I didn't even cut my fabric into layer cake sizes first (10 x 10). I just skipped that step and cut the fabric the sizes I needed. I have a picture of one I made with a layer cake though. It looks very similar to the Turning 20 pattern, and you can learn it by just watching the video once.

Let me see if I can find a picture of my quilt, in case it helps. ....Okay, I found two. The first I just used five fabrics, and the second is from a layer cake.

Maybe this pattern is close enough to what you are looking for.

Dina

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxC-0T5lXw4

quiltingloulou

These are both lovely quilts.