Does anyone know the pattern name of this Quilt? I hope I am posting this correctly.
Thanks,
Sue

I saw a pattern recently in a magazine that was similar and I think it was Blocks around the world or Around the World Blocks. Whatever it is this one is beautiful. Sorry I can't be of more help.

I don't know either but It's beautiful! Looks like very small pieces.

Thanks, all I know is it is supposed to be an easy strip pieced quilt. You cut 2" strips.

Wow, love the quilt!

Don't know the name of the pattern, but it sure is pretty!

it looks like a color wash variation, maybe "Many Trips Around the World"?

Yes, that sounds like it, just one of those blocks, made in a full quilt size is called "Trip Around the World", so I would think "Many Trips Around the World" might be the name of it also.

I saw this book. Very similar, but don't know if its exactly the same.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/compose...topicnum=40511

Karen, the link did not work--it was to reply and I am still not sure how to find my way around this board.

By the way, LOVE your red and white quilt. Also, we used to live about 40 miles southwest of Cleveland.

Thanks,
Sue

Oops sorry. Try this one:
http://www.quilterswarehouse.com/p-2...s-designs.aspx

You used to live 40miles sw of Cleveland?
Wellington? Amherst? I'm curious..where?

Ohhhh, it's very pretty!! Sorry, don't know the name, though.

I'm pretty sure that it's a variation of Trip Around the World.

Mini Trip around the world.
Made with 1 1/2 inch strips, you need 1 dark block for center of each 1 1/2. then strips in color choice sewn in vertical strips and cut into 1 1/2 in strips. Make 6 strip sets so color 1 is at the top of first one and color 2 is at top of next and so on. So when strips are sewn together it looks like you are stepping down.

But I guess you can use what size strip you want. Mine was the above size and turn out great. Sorry I don't have pic. Was a gift.

This pattern is in the book Tradition with a Twist. I have it marked at Amazon.com to purchase. Think the author is Blanche Young.

I had that book and sold it--DUMB!!!!!

Wellington

We lived in Wellington.

Small world. I used to live all around that area for 30 years. Wakeman, Vermilion, Sheffield Lake, Lorain. I used to go to Wellington all the time and go to the antique stores.

If the pieces are smaller than two inch squares that is a postage stamp quilt.

If you want to read My Story about how we ended up in Wyoming you can go to my website. It should be in my signature at the bottom.

I went right to your website and read it! Interesting and brave! lol. Moving there in a quick decision....but, WOW, you have beautiful scenery, that's for sure!! I love the mountains out west. I've been to all the western states several times in my life. But I couldn't live where you are. I have to be in a real city with traffic, noisy neighbors, air pollution, etc. I'm screwy, I know. :) But I'd love to come visit y'all!!

You can come visit any time--Dale loves to be "Tour Guide".

Beautiful quilt! I love the water color look it has.

I am not sure but, it really looks like a lights and shadows variation.

One block has the dark in the center and the other one (the same colors) has the light in the center. I hope that makes sense.

Whatever the name of this quilt is, you have made it wonderful. Great job!!

My name for it would be gorgeous. :-D :-D :-D

Thanks but I did not make it. There was going to be a class to learn how to make it but the lady did not get enough signed up for the class.

I don't have a pattern name for that quilt, but it is very pretty. Looks like lots of work. Beautiful.

i agree i think its blocks around the world .beautiful .

I have not been this excited about making a quilt in a very long time. Hopefully I will be able to find the pattern. Thanks to everyone for your posts.

I agree, it's beautiful.

It kind of reminds me of an Album Block, but it's a variation of one, not exactly like the old fashioned one. Very lovely.

Sue it's beautiful! It looks like a type of watercolor quilt.

sorry don't know, but it is beautiful. Penny