Carolina Christmas quilt by Bonnie Hunter

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I am trying to get the pattern for Bonnie Hunter's Carolina Christmas quilt and would like to see what it looks like. I have searched her site and have not been able to find a picture of her quilt.
Can anyone post a picture of the Carolina Christmas quilt or the Christmas lights quilt? And tell me where to find the patterns?
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Quote: I am trying to get the pattern for Bonnie Hunter's Carolina Christmas quilt and would like to see what it looks like. I have searched her site and have not been able to find a picture of her quilt.
Can anyone post a picture of the Carolina Christmas quilt or the Christmas lights quilt? And tell me where to find the patterns?
Carolina Christmas is in her book called Scraps and Shirt Tails II.
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there are many pictures of the quilt on Google Images. here's a link to the images page http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...MeiViQKywLXZDQ
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The Christmas Lights quilt is here - http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2010/...ts-part-1.html
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Quote: there are many pictures of the quilt on Google Images. here's a link to the images page http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...MeiViQKywLXZDQ
I like the white, black and red version that I see on the google image page....the one with the black sashings!
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Her "Carolina Crossroads" pattern is in the Scraps & Shirttails book. Here is a link that shows the pattern(s) in that book:
http://www.softexpressions.com/softw...ks/4K10904.php

I found this link that references "Carolina Christmas Quilt" and a poinsettia-block-only variation:
http://www.shirleyannesheart.com/201...s-and-bangles/

Just scanning the two patterns, it seems to me they are not the same.

I found a reference to a "Carolina Christmas Mystery" quilt follow-on in 2010 and, by Googling, found this website which seems to have a link to the pattern directions online:
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2009/...as-part-1.html

OK, my final edit here. I couldn't get to Part 1 (maybe didn't wait long enough for it to load), but did get to Part 6 which shows a picture of the pattern. This seems to be consistent with the poinsettia website above. Here is a link to Part 6:
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2009/...as-part-6.html

p.s. Dakotamaid is correct. "Carolina Christmas" is in Scraps & Shirttails II. My link was to the first book (Scraps & Shirttails). http://quiltville.blogspot.com/p/mystery-quilts.html
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