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    Senior Member Michellesews's Avatar
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    Help finding a quilt pattern

    I want to make a queen sized quilt as a Christmas gift. I want to fussy cut a large block with a rose on a black background and use greens and pinks along side. I am asking for ideas for a fairly simple quilt pattern with which to do this. I saw a picture on this site some time ago of one I really liked using those colors, and I would use that pattern if I knew what it was. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks so much in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michellesews View Post
    I want to make a queen sized quilt as a Christmas gift. I want to fussy cut a large block with a rose on a black background and use greens and pinks along side. I am asking for ideas for a fairly simple quilt pattern with which to do this. I saw a picture on this site some time ago of one I really liked using those colors, and I would use that pattern if I knew what it was. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks so much in advance.
    Michelle in Texas

    Warm wishes-------------just find one more matching print for the alternate blocks.
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    Oh, Thank you so much! That is EXACTLY the pattern I was searching for!!! 'Warm Wishes and thanks to all who replied...but this is the one I saw somewhere. I appreciate this more than I can say....fantastic! Michelle
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    Warm Wishes is perfect.
    Free pattern here:

    http://www.quiltmaker.com/content_do...DoubleSize.pdf

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    Thank you so much for this link...it is PERFECT!!!!
    Michelle Guadarrama

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    This is a nice pattern, Nana. Thanks for posting it. It looks as it it will let me put some of my large prints to use.

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    I vote Warm Wishes too. You could also look at some of the Big Block patterns.

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    Yes, Warm Wishes is a good pattern for your fabric.
    Here's another one you might have seen on the Board that would work well with your planned fabric.

    Three Completions!!!

    The rose fabric was one I had purchased sometime before, just because I liked it. It sat waiting for sometime, til I decided what to do with it. And then the next challenge was finding the trellis fabric.
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    Sew many ideas ... just sew little time!!
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    I also vote for Warm Wishes. If you can't find the last fabric, just make all of the alternate block "borders" the same.
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    Here is a baby quilt top I made with a focus fabric. It is a wonky log cabin. It was very easy to make.Name:  small wonky animal quilt.jpg
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