0tis

Yes, I have the same book and I agree this is the pattern.

dunster

That's a lovely quilt, and thanks for bringing it to our attention. It's amazing how quickly you can get a response to a question on the board. What's funny is that you can actually read the name 'Over and Under' on the tag on the bottom of the quilt if you increase the size of the picture.

noveltyjunkie

Well I'll be! You are so right (and so eagle eyed)

katydidkg

It's in the book Scrap Basket Sensations...... knew I'd seen that pattern someplace. It's called Over & Under, looks easy.

redpurselady

Looks very much like Bonnie Hunt's Boxy Stars on quiltville.com

quiltbuddy

If you cannot find this pattern, why couldn't you just draft it yourself. It looks very simple with just two different blocks sewn to make four blocks and then joined to each other. I do this all the time to make quilts a specific size.

Lavada

Pretty quilt guess I will just add it to my bucket list

janny40

Looks like it's made out of 2 different blocks. Each block could be put together several different ways and it depend on how you turn it is what makes the pattern. I'm always trying to decipher a quilt in a magazine or other places on how I could make the blocks, much of the time it can be made by 2 or maybe a few more different block. The pattern may look really hard to make but turns out it is just how it is put together.

IdahoSandy

It is from the quilt book Scrap Basket Sensations by Kim Brackett. Page 30, it says Over and Under for quilt name. You can buy the book from www.amazon.com

SharonTheriault

Just ordered the book by Kim Brackett. Had pics of some of the quilts in the book. There will be lots of interesting quilts to do from it.