cheffer45

Good Morning! I am looking for the 4 OT quilt pattern by Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. I think it was purchased in early 2000 and of course, I have misplaced it. I have a much used quilt I made from this pattern and I think every time I wash it, I love it even more. I have searched numerous times on the internet with no success in finding it. Any ideas as to where it could be found are greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
Carol

Jordan

You may consider contacting by phone Miss Rosie's Co. and they may have the quilt pattern in their archives. I am not sure what OT means?

Onebyone

Fat Quarter Shop has a many of the Miss Rosie's patterns and cake mix papers. https://www.fatquartershop.com/miss-...-quilt-company

The only reference I can find for OT is the Olio Template from Miss Rosie's.

EasyPeezy

That's the name of the pattern "4 OT". Carrie Nelson has quite an imagination.
Sometimes she explains the title of her patterns. Sorry I don't have that one so
can't tell you what it means. Love her patterns.

KalamaQuilts

Etsy?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1085492...s-rosies-quilt

cheffer45

This is the pattern but it says unavailable!

EasyPeezy

Cheffer45, it shouldn't be that difficult to reproduce since you have the quilt.
Measure each component and put it on graph paper. Then go from there.
Of course you will have to account for shrinkage and round up the size to make
them fit. It's mostly 9 patch and flying geese. Go for it.

Edit: And Square in Square.

cheffer45

If I remember correctly, she was watching a ballgame when working on this pattern & the OT stood for overtime!

cheffer45

Thank you. Great idea. I will try this.

lindaschipper

I got all excited thinking I had the pattern....thought it was in Miss Rosie's Farmhouse Favorites....but it isn't. Some really great quilts are in there though!!