Searching for a pattern

[Robin G.]

I saw this quilt at the Houston Festival this past fall. I really wanted to buy the pattern but there were too many people and I was late for a class. Long story short-I forgot about it until I saw the pic. I attached a pic to this. Does anyone know the name of the pattern? :idea: :idea:

Shelley

[Paula D.]

Sorry, tried to find it. Can you get a list of vendors at the show? Failing that, enlarge your photo and transfer the design to graph paper. It shouldn't be too difficult to duplicate, given that the squares are all even. Where there's a will...good luck.

[Marion D.]

I looks like it wouldn't be too difficult to draft if you now how. If you can't find the pattern, I could do it for you.

[Marion D.]

I probably could draft it but I am not that great at it.
Marion-I emailed you to ask you about the charges of drafting a pattern for a queen size. Thank you all. I should have just taken the time to stand in line and buy the pattern. UUGGHH!!!
Shelley

[ANNE E.]

If you had the show programme could you look at the map of the traders and remember where the booth was and then find them online????? then email them.
Anne

[ANNE E.]

I originally thought that the booth was somewhere in the first 3 aisles and I did contact some of the vendors to no avail. I was told that even though it was hanging outside a booth did not necessarily mean that it belong to the business occupying the booth due to individuals having their own personal quilts hanging as well as vendor's samples (I did remember that the booth was close to a corner in the middle of the aisle). I gave up after about 15 to 20 phone calls. I probably needed to pay more attention also to where I was but I when I seen how busy the booth was where the quilt was hanging and my time frame to get to class, I went to class. We flew home the next morning. I made sure to take a pic so I could go back if time allowed but unfortunately time was not on my side.