Row By Row Free Pattern
 

Found the links to this shop's free offering of their Row by Row experience pattern:http://thimblemouseandspouse.blogspo...ence-shop.html

Cute pattern!

Oh My! I am editing this posting as I had a lightbulb moment as I hit "post"! I googled "Row by Row Experience Free Quilt Pattern" and WOW! Lots of 2014 free patterns posted by many of the shops. You will have to dig through them as there are too many to link up.

I tried that search, but only got info on picking up the free patterns when you visit the shops :(

Love your post - and the site. I checked out the freebies and really like the cord keepers pattern.
Thanks for posting.

Cute table runner. Thanks for the post.

Would any of you who have collected the Row by Row patterns be willing to share?

I'm still trying to find the free quilt patterns via the Row by Row Experience 2014 event.

I got lost along the way and did find this site. http://www.bearcreekquiltingcompany.com/free-patterns/ I downloaded the bear pattern.

Grab a cuppa and go to 2015 RBR site to see the license plates by state. http://www.rowbyrowexperience.com/start-here.htm

It is the shops choice as to whether they are going to offer the pattern after the Row by Row is over. During the time Row by Row is running (June-Sept) the only way they can offer the pattern is for free at the shop. They can have a kit to complete the row and charge for that. After Row by Row is over and there is sufficient time for quilts to be made and submitted for prizes shops can then charge for the pattern if they choose or give it away free without visiting the shop. I went on a Row by Row hop in three states and had a ball. I went to many shops that I didn't know were there or hadn't been to before. In some shops I bought a kit and others I did not. I haven't completed a quilt yet using the rows. I guess I'd better get busy as the 2015 experience is only a few months away. There is no charge to participate for the customer unlike many shop hops which have a passport for purchase.

Quick links added
 

Had more time tonight to link the ones I found after Googling "Row by Row Experience Free Pattern Download"

http://thimblemouseandspouse.blogspo...w-pattern.html right below the presents
http://www.artisticartifacts.com/abo...experience.htm right below the RED LETTERING
http://www.thesilverthimble.net/.%5Crowbyrow.html link is blue lettering
http://www.stitchinpost.com/patchwor...ow-by-row.html Purple link about 60% down page on right
http://stitchcraftboca.blogspot.com/...-download.html Blue lettering above turtles
http://www.springwaterdesigns.com/freepatterns/ first free pattern
http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com/r...w-pattern.html 4 lines below the runner

Thank you, AUQuilter, for the links. I did the central Oregon Row by Row and it really was a lot of fun. There are some really nice Row By Row patterns out there!

I can just envision turning the presents each way (one up, one down) and making a table runner for Christmas and maybe Happy Birthday presents on the reverse????? Hmmmmm After looking at all the different "row by row" I do like the presents one the best. Thanks Ladies for all the links!!

I went to the Silver Thimble in Birch Run Michigan on my Row by Row hop. What a delightful little shop in a converted garage of someone's house. They have a vintage camper near the shop so this row is especially relevant to the shop and Michigan where camping is big. I would have purchased a kit there however they had sold so many they no longer had the fabric in stock. They were overwhelmed by the response and had to call in family to help them keep ahead of making up the kits. I encourage people to try the Row by Row experience for 2015 and visit shops such as these.

Great links, thank! There's a cute 1 hour crib quilt on the springwater one that will work well with a panel for a baby gift or a comfort quilt. I also like the row that has the trailers on it... and the one from the stitchin'post....

Thanks for sharing..

Thanks for taking the time to post these.

Thank you for looking up the websites with the patterns!

Thank you for the links