twinkie

Don't know the name of it but it looks great.

Michelekolt

The Pattern is called Prism. Here is a like to the pattern for download. http://www.anniescatalog.com/detail....source=pntrsta

BeckySt

I have a pattern in book that uses a jelly roll, you use three strips per triangle and it's scrappy but when I go to make it I want it organized. The name of book is Strip Delight.

BettyGee

Don't know the name of the pattern, but Tartan seems to have nailed it. Love patterns that create illusions. I have a book of patterns that do that and I will take a look and let you know if I find anything.

Friday1961

My impression, from her obvious hands-up-objection, is that she may not have wanted a photo made of the quilt. But that's just a guess.

bobquilt3

I think Kay Woods has a video on this. I not absolutely sure but I've seen it before. Hope this helps

JustAbitCrazy

For those of you with Bakkers book Strip Pieced Quilts, does the book have the other two patterns (in link above) in it?

KyKaren1949

Everyone is correct. It's a string quilt made by sewing strips onto a foundation like newsprint, then cut to size with a 60 degree triangle ruler. The different shades of one color are giving it the 3-D effect. My church quilting group made the strings in just scrappy fabrics, but you still get a slight 3-D effect, just not to the degree you get when you use the different shades from light to dark. I'm thinking you could sew long strips together of what looks like six colors going from light to dark. Then, take your 60 degree ruler and cut one, flip and cut another, flip and cut the third and so on. Then, the way you assemble them, is what gives this effect. Focus on where the light to dark is pointing to see how to sew them together.

bobquilt3

Here is the Wood site: http://youtu.be/RcL9AlFg0VM. It's called braided borders and she pushes her ruler but you don't really need it.

MargeD

The quilt is gorgeous, I can see why you would want to make it. Very graphic in black and white, but could be made in other colors, although the black and white is awesome. I think Tartan has the solution, you might try just a very short strip set and see what develops.