zkosh

Sounds neat! The spiral idea is especially interesting. Let's hope someone has the link! :D

Carol W

I hope that you find it. I like making Dresden Plate blocks.

Joan

The president of our quild has written a wonderful book (just published this past summer).

The title of it is Thoroughly Modern Dresden by Anelie Belden.

She gives Dresden a thoroghly new updated look.

Here is her website:
http://www.anelie.com/

butterflywing

it sounds like strip piecing the petals. then when you put them together, the strips form angles where they meet up. i haven't seen a dresden plate done that way, but if you go to quiltville, you'll get an idea of the strip method and you'll know if that's what you saw.

http://www.quiltville.com

on the right side column, look up the strip- or string- pieced quilts. look for 'out on a string' in particular. hope this helps.

lucyb

Try the one at modabakeshop.com. It is a free one called plates for your table. They have a runner ,quilt ,and a round place mat. I love this one

ConnieF

when you find it again let us see it thanks in advance

justwannaquilt

http://lurlineg.blogspot.com/2009/12...-tutorial.html

still looking will add findings!

BellaBoo

Unless you cleared your history, the website is there. You'll have to open each listing but first double click on the history pages to open up all sub pages.

Carol W

Great website!!! Thanks!!

ranger

Here's another website.

http://lindafranz.com/productGroup.php?groupId=19

Another one.

http://tildesquilts.blogspot.com/201...den-plate.html