GEMRM

https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/37788084346856768/

I hope this goes to the correct picture - a quilt that is a blend of nine patch, rail fence and feature fabric blocks. My neighbour who is a beginner quilter wants to make this for her granddaughter. She needs help to find the pattern so she can figure out how much fabric to buy.
She has been able to find this picture, but not the pattern, even when searching on Fat Quarter Shop website.
Any/all help appreciated. TYIA

wesing

This is a nine parch and rails pattern. Check YouTube because I think Missouri Star might have a free pattern for this.

Barb in Louisiana

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H18g6Skyl3s Gives the directions for Jenny's version
https://land.missouriquiltco.com/fen..._campaign=t061 Gives quilt yardage needed for Jenny's version.
Jenny uses 2.5" strips for her version.

OurWorkbench

The original quilt can be found on numerous pinterest sites, but couldn't find any company currently selling the kit. The info I found was that it was Garden Trellis Quilt Kit Featuring Chambray Rose Collection by Rachel Ashwell - Fat Quarter Shop
I searched for "Garden Trellis Quilt" "Rachel Ashwell" in images search and only came up with pinterest hits.

The Missouri Star has a little different borders. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H18g6Skyl3s and https://land.missouriquiltco.com/fen..._campaign=t061 which will give supplies needed.

That is pretty quilt in blues.

Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
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Rhonda K

Scroll down to bottom for a similar pattern. It's not quite the same.

https://www.sevensistersquiltshop.co...--patterns.htm

quiltsRfun

This pattern would be so easy to draft. Get out your graph paper.

GEMRM

Thanks everyone for the help. I'm still looking though.....
The Missouri Star version isn't quite as large as my friend wants to do, and it is more scrappy which also affects calculations.... I guess I'll get the pencil and graph paper out (again).
I already did a calculation but I was hoping for some confirmation that my math was correct. My friend is on a limited budget, wants a bit extra "in case" but I don't want her to have too much left over, or even worse - end up short!
Maybe I can find someone with EQ to help out....

But I really appreciate all the help....

bearisgray

What size does your neighbor want to make?

What size does she want her units to be? 6 inches (finished size) is easy to work with - 2.5and 6.5 are the only two measurements for the center part of the quilt.

bearisgray

I don't have EQ, but I think I'm fairly good with pencil and graph paper!

leaha

pattern called, Dots and dashes, I made it for a wedding years ago found this pattern,https://www.sewspecialsa.com/shop/c/...-x48991586.htm