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pamkasperi 03-20-2011 08:40 AM

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So in checking my email I get this one from e-patterns central.com I love it and want to try it. Has anyone ordered online patterns from them? I'm sure I might be able to find the pattern for free but wonder if the $4.00 for the pattern is worth it over a couple of hours of searching the internet. Plus it says its for Beginners - didn't have the star saying a 5 year old could do it but Beginners works for me.....

luv-e 03-20-2011 08:49 AM

Haven't seen it but I sure like it......
That looks easy to sit down and make a pattern from that picture... Get graph paper and play...

dakotamaid 03-20-2011 09:11 AM

If you still want to use the download their site is easy to use. Just order the download version of the pattern and than they will tell you how to download it to your computer.:)

nativetexan 03-20-2011 09:17 AM

$4.00 is a nice price for any pattern. i love that one. and it should be easy enough to do too. have fun!

cjomomma 03-20-2011 09:27 AM

That's an awesome pattern. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to recreate.

pamkasperi 03-20-2011 09:33 AM


Originally Posted by cjomomma
That's an awesome pattern. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to recreate.

My problem is that I'm not conceptually able to visualize and then figure out how big each piece should be - I need the instructions 1 strip 9 inches; 2 squares 4x4...that sort of thing. My 12 year old - he can look at a picture and design a scaled symetrical picture with directions...but the $4.00 may be worth NOT having him laugh at me!!

cmagee84 03-20-2011 09:36 AM

I would spend the $4 and get to work. It would take me hours to figure it out on my own, even though I know I could. As my husbands says....you have to factor in the worth of your time. In this case, your time is worth $4, IMHO :)

cjomomma 03-20-2011 09:37 AM


Originally Posted by pamkasperi

Originally Posted by cjomomma
That's an awesome pattern. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to recreate.

My problem is that I'm not conceptually able to visualize and then figure out how big each piece should be - I need the instructions 1 strip 9 inches; 2 squares 4x4...that sort of thing. My 12 year old - he can look at a picture and design a scaled symetrical picture with directions...but the $4.00 may be worth NOT having him laugh at me!!

If I had time I would figure it out for you. My hands are pretty full right now.

MadQuilter 03-20-2011 09:40 AM

As a drafter, I would transfer it to paper and figure out the cut order, but that's me. I saw this pattern in a quilt show yesterday and it is very pretty. The reason I remember it is coz hubby and I looked at it for a long time. The gal had used some directional fabrics and she did a wonderful job making sure the stripes and patterns were going in the right direction.

So this is a suggestion for you: Don't use directional prints.

I think you can do this. Just follow the sewing order as stated. It's a nice 3-color quilt.

thequilterslink 03-20-2011 10:02 AM

Nice pattern, love the fabrics they did it in.

jojosnana 03-20-2011 10:27 AM

I am like you, I need the instrucions. Pay the $4 and stop the giggles.......

greensleeves 03-20-2011 10:45 AM

Thanks for saving me the time to look for this great pattern. I'm downloading and doing this one. Hope you do also. Looks easy, quick and fun to do. Will look great too. Why worry with drafting it yourself when you have it at hand for $4.00.

pamkasperi 03-20-2011 11:54 AM

Ok Ok Ok...I'm going to download it!

auntmag 03-20-2011 12:33 PM

This my suggestion as well. I have done this several times, takes a while but it can be done.

Originally Posted by luv-e
Haven't seen it but I sure like it......
That looks easy to sit down and make a pattern from that picture... Get graph paper and play...


angelarose 03-20-2011 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by cmagee84
I would spend the $4 and get to work. It would take me hours to figure it out on my own, even though I know I could. As my husbands says....you have to factor in the worth of your time. In this case, your time is worth $4, IMHO :)

Well, said. The $4 is worth it. It's a beauty...have fun making it!
A.

angelarose 03-20-2011 12:41 PM


Originally Posted by pamkasperi
Ok Ok Ok...I'm going to download it!

good girl!

Gramie bj 03-20-2011 12:48 PM

Have several of there patterns no problems!

tinliz 03-21-2011 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by cjomomma
That's an awesome pattern. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to recreate.

I recreated the block this morning. Geometry was one of my favorite subjects in HS, but was not very useful until I started quilting.

The photo does not do justice to the colors. If my DD likes the pattern, I would like to do it in blues for my DGS. I'm thinking a variety of novelty prints for patterned QAYG backing would be nice.

pamkasperi 03-21-2011 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by tinliz

Originally Posted by cjomomma
That's an awesome pattern. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard to recreate.

I recreated the block this morning. Geometry was one of my favorite subjects in HS, but was not very useful until I started quilting.

The photo does not do justice to the colors. If my DD likes the pattern, I would like to do it in blues for my DGS. I'm thinking a variety of novelty prints for patterned QAYG backing would be nice.

cjmomma - and you typed up instructions for me???

I love your colors - I think a blue would work nicely too...the material I have to use is tutti fruitti...I got it at walmart last week for 1.50 a yard - I just picked up a yard of every print they have and think this would be the perfect square for it.

tinliz 03-21-2011 06:12 PM

Oops. Intended to send PM

thequilteddove 03-21-2011 06:17 PM

I like it!

thequilteddove 03-21-2011 06:18 PM

oops double post grrr

Cottontop 03-21-2011 06:21 PM

I saw it, too. Let us know how it goes. Will it really be easy (and fast?)?

mzsooz 03-21-2011 07:32 PM

I've ordered from them many times with no problems. The patterns I have used were well written.

I haven't looked at their site for awhile. Off I go........

maryv 03-21-2011 07:57 PM


Originally Posted by nativetexan
$4.00 is a nice price for any pattern. i love that one. and it should be easy enough to do too. have fun!

I agree $4.00 is a decent price and to have all the proper measurements is a definate plus.. I say go for it. It does look hard, but gives the impression of difficulty when complete - which I like.

carmen garcia 03-21-2011 09:13 PM

I loved it when I saw it too. So ordered it yesterday. Worth the $4. Easy to follow directions

dd55 11-05-2011 03:01 AM

i am in the process of making this quilt. i saw the pattern in one of my quilt books, "lots of scraps it's time to quilt". i just loved the blues and browns. i should be finished with the quilt top next week. i have an interesting collection of blues and browns but for the most part it is turning out pretty nice. this will be my third quilt project.

Greenheron 11-05-2011 06:00 AM

A very pretty pattern. Good luck with it.

marthe brault-hunt 11-05-2011 06:23 AM

This pattern is in Lots of Scraps , It's time to Quilt edited by Jeanne Stauffer and Sandra L. Hatch - House of White Birches ISBN 978-1-59217-228-3

noahscats7 11-05-2011 06:44 AM

I have purchased several of their downloads and have been pleased with all of them. I really love the Cozy toe Slipper. They are so comfy and so ugly they are cute. The pattern fits 8-9 so have to cut down some for my size 7.



Originally Posted by dakotamaid (Post 2813477)
If you still want to use the download their site is easy to use. Just order the download version of the pattern and than they will tell you how to download it to your computer.:)


pocoellie 11-05-2011 11:32 AM

Unless I'm missing something, it's not that hard of a pattern to figure out with pencil and paper.


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