SherriB

I really love this pattern and would like to make a quilt with it. Is there a free pattern for it or do I need to purchase it?

Pamela Artman

here's a free pattern link
http://quiltville.com/tatw.shtml

magnolia

I used the one from quiltville as well.

littlehud

Quiltville has so many great patterns. I love going there.

watterstide

i have the pattern from a 1986 womens magazine. if you PM me your address, i will mail it to you. i just finished one..and will be doing another one as a group project this friday evening..

watterstide

i have the pattern from a 1986 womens magazine. if you PM me your address, i will mail it to you. i just finished one, and plan on doing one as a group project this firday..it take 6 fabrics, 3/4 yard of each color. NOT including borders..

raptureready

I'll try in the next day or so to post a picture of the TATW quilt top that my grandma made. I've yet to quilt it but I'm going to.

Oklahoma Suzie

I just made mine up as I went along. Thanks for this link.

raptureready

It's really quite simple and with a design wall you can lay it out and sew it in strips. Just decide how big you want your squares and go for it. If you don't have a design wall just hang a large piece of flannel over one of your curtain rods, straighten it and use that. Mine is a 4'x6' inch thick piece of styrofoam sheeting with batting and a flannel sheet on it. I just pinned the sheet on. When I'm not using it I slide it behind a dresser for safe keeping. I also have one thats 20"x 20" that I use for individual blocks. If you're experienced with Bargellos you can do the most of it in that style too.

watterstide

i pinned my strips on a flat sheet on the floor. so if i got sidetracked with life , i could just roll it up.which happened!