Hello, Does anyone happen to have a quilt magazine with this pattern or just the pattern? I haven't been able to find a free one online, but I fell in love with it, I thought it perfect for my scappy ninepatch I'm doing.

http://www.canadagoosedesigns.com/quiltpatterns.html

I don't remember who put this link up, but if you scroll down to the one titled Morning Glory, that's the pattern I'm talking about. I know that it is in an old Quilters Newsletter, don't know which one though, and it is in a 1963...Quilt...something. LOL< I forgot to write the name of the magazine down...

Anyways, anyone have it? Or know where I can get it?

Thanks, Dorian

Dorian,
I have seen the pattern. I will look through my magazines.
Trina

Dorian-

Try this link for starters.

http://www.quilterscache.com/J/JacksChainBlock.html

Jami

Ohh Jami thats one cute pattern. I like it ... lots Thank you for making my to do list a tad longer lolol

JAcqui

Hi,
All you need is a 6 inch(finished) hexagon, 6 inch 60 degree triangle and a 6 inch 9 patch. It is very easy and a good way to learn to do Y seams.
Pat

Well, gee-whiz, Pat - I was just set to post that exact same thing then saw that you'd bet me to it!!! Guess I'm getting slow in my old age!!! I do LOVE that pattern - great for using up the scraps!

Nola

Well I'll be danged! Thanks Jami. I did look at quilterscache and didn't see it.

My 9 patches are quite a bit bigger, but at least I have the directions for putting it all together.

Thanks for the info Pat!

Dorian

Well iam in trouble again.
I ordered the jacks chain plus a few others..
So that makes what four or seven quilts in progress...
Wow not enough time in a day. Maybe when i retire.. tee hee
Julia

Not to get off topic but the Morning Glory pattern on that page looks pretty interesting!

I like that one too, Bart! Don't know if I'll ever get around to making it, but it makes for pretty eye candy!

Gerda