Does anyone know where i might find a Moose quilt block pattern that is not paper-pieced?

there is one in this book.

http://www.martingale-pub.com/store/...oducts_id=1157

and some fun stuff here that you could get creative with.. :D

http://www.google.com/search?q=moose...ce=lnt&tbs=itp:clipart&sa=X&ei=U131Tf7pJ8ygtwe4zZT7BA&ved=0CCQQp wUoAw

I would go to the library and see if they have any Christmas quilts books and you will probably find one.

google "coloring pages" and look in the "line art" also

Look at coloring books or find a cookie cutter and do an applique. BUT - I have a paper pieced one that you can have if you change your mind.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-45605-1.htm

I always use google to find a lot of stuff. Also try Penny-how-to-quilt.com

You could check out coloring page or even some clip art.

Thanks for all the ideas! You guys are awesome!

Debbie Fields has an entire book about quilting the GREAT outdoors. I would google this site.....I believe it's called Granola Girl designs by Debbie Field, I do believe she has some free patterns you can print. I would check it out.

Oh, I love that quilt! Thanks for the info!

If you are looking for specific material or even a kit try : www.quiltalaska.com They have a great deal of 'wild' outdoors with designs and kits as well - they carry a line from a woman who lives in Sitka (no, not Sarah Palin) and is a retired engineer and not only designs quilts, but also fabric. this is quality fabric that I haven't found anywhere else. . . . just another thought
I am currently 'involved' with a wolf quilt . . and others as well