Helenq

They are free patterns on the internet, I just checked at Quilters
Cache and it is there. Just plug into search engine "Buzz Saw Pattern"

Here is the link to the Quilter Cache free pattern:
http://www.quilterscache.com/B/BuzzsawBlock.html

Happy Fall,
Helen

dotski

[quote=Helenq]They are free patterns on the internet, I just checked at Quilters
Cache and it is there. Just plug into search engine "Buzz Saw Pattern"

Here is the link to the Quilter Cache free pattern:
http://www.quilterscache.com/B/BuzzsawBlock.html
thanks but i more question...it looks the same but the cashe pattern has only 3 stirips to the 1/4 sq. and there are 5 in your pic. were more added ? also like the detectable mountains too.

Helenq

[quote=dotski]I am not sure but I will contact Jan today to find out more information. Say Tuned!!!!

Helenq

For all that have requested this particular Buzz Saw Pattern information. Jan is out of town until next week, but I will post the information on this post when she gets back. If you have checked off (watch this topic) it will come though your email next week sometime.

I would PM each of you, but there are so.... many!
Helen

Helenq

Hello, This is for everyone that hase asked about the Buzz Saw Pattern. This is the information that was sent to me. Hope it helps:

Leisure Arts Presents Quick Cozy Flannel Quilts.
Published by Oxmoor House, Inc.
2100 Lakeshore Drive,
Burmingham, Alabama 35209
1-800-633-4918

ISBN # for the softcover edition is 0-8487-1948-4

It also was published and seen in a magazine, but she is not sure which one. Perhaps they can call the 800 # and ask which magazine.


Happy Quilting

calla

Really nice

ns

Beautiful!

Ducky

That is a great pattern and I really like the fabrics you chose. I think the quilting really complements it!

peggy463

how about the recipe for the caramel appletini? :-)