My cousin is looking for a poinsettia pattern to make a quilt. I found a couple on line, but most are appliqued.

Gerda, I'm sure you can do your magic. I'd sure like to know how you do it all the time.

Thanks for any help.

Linda, is paper/foundation piecing OK? I found this
http://www.equiltpatterns.com/quiltpattern.php?products...88b710ddbaee4537773b

Check out December 2000 ($3.00)
http://www.piecemakers.com/products/pm/pom_old.html

http://www.thedesignersworkshop.com/catalog.php?sec=5 near the bottom of the page


I'll keep looking, Linda.
PS I type in a bunch of associated words - eg. poinsettia + piecing + pattern + quilting I do often have to go through many pages looking, and sometimes, depending on the request, I may have to think of different words to use.

http://www.chickadeecharms.com/kitsgeneral.htm ???

http://www.amishcountrylanes.com/Pages/wh2997.shtml

I am 99% certain it is from a new book about painless paper piecing (no paper to remove!) - looking, looking...

Ah, here 'tis! http://www.painlesspaperpiecing.com/

One of my LQSs has this runner on display - GAWJUS!!! told the friend from guild who works there, I might just have to take the course, and I never take courses!!!

Gerda

I love that block pattern. And the others, too. Thanks, Gerda. I KNEW you would come through for me.