Does anyone know the name of this quilt pattern?
 

I saw this gorgeous red and white quilt on this blog (see link) and I'd love to make one. Can anyone tell me the name and/or where I might be able to find the pattern? Thanks!

http://www.pieceandquilt.com/2013/03...ite-quilt.html

The block is called Stepping Stones.

http://www.mccallsquilting.com/qb/pa...9_2/index.html

Did you contact the person on whose blog you saw the quilt? She may know, or put you in touch with the one who made the quilt.

Looks similar to Sherman's March. I think it is a Bonnie Blue pattern. I did this but cannot find the pattern for the correct info on it.

Another site for Stepping Stones...layout.
http://equiltblocks.com/cgi-bin/bloc...ath=./sixteen/
and block grid
http://equiltblocks.com/sixteen/Stepping_Stones.gif

There's a row of white sashing with red cornerstones between the blocks too, which I think makes it look nicer.

I think it is called wrapped in Red and here is an ebay listing of the pattern:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Quilt-Patter...-/370825469583

The block is also known by the name of Blackford's Beauty. There is a pattern named (simply) Blackford's Beauty which appears in the book 101 Fabulous Rotary-Cut Quilts by Judy Hopkins and Nancy J. Martin. I find the book to be a very valuable resource.
There is very little difference in the quilt you show and the one in the book, except for the border, and the use of one additional color.

I just clicked on it and it gave me more information about the quilt. Its called "Wrapped In Red" and the pattern was published in American Patchwork & Quilting magazine. Its a start.

Hello? Wrapped in Red, which is on the cover (and inside, of course) of the December 2011 issue of AP&Q, is not at all the same as the quilt the OP linked to. The only thing they have in common is that they're both red and white. The biggest clue...there is not one single red square in Wrapped in Red.

I did contact the blog owner but didn't hear from her.

And thanks JenniePenny, I ordered the book last night and am eager to look at it. I'm a beginner and really need a full set of instructions instead of just a block layout to be able to make the quilt. I just heard from the blog owner and she said that the quilt maker cannot remember where she got the patter. Alas, I'll just keep looking!

Wrapped in Red doesn't look like the same quilt. Beautiful, but not the one I'm looking for.

Here it is at Bonnie Hunters Site. Luann
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...akes-wife.html

The pattern (also called Stepping Stones, like the block) is from the Encyclopedia of Classic Quilt Patterns from Leisure Arts.
http://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-C.../dp/0848724747

It was made by a QB member last year.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/pictures-f5/secret-garden-stepping-stones-quilt-t195134.html

I found a link http://www.quilterscache.com/B/Black...autyBlock.html

It is a blog I'd write her and see if she can find out. I think it was a customer so she could ask.

Thank you everyone! Many of you found the blocks/patterns in books so I've ordered three used books online! I'm excited to try and make this. Thank you!!

I made this quilt in green, and it went together very easily. It's the Stepping Stones pattern from Encyclopedia of Classic Quilt Patterns, by Leisure Arts.

I really love your quilt in greens--so pretty!

Thanks! I'm looking forward to seeing your version of Stepping Stones :)

Looks like "Stepping Stones" to me.

Nice site, like quilts with a new twist..

hey I have that pattern book and LOVE it, aslo I have the Big book of rotary cutting and love it, Have made over 10 quilts from it..

Stepping Stones, found in Encyclopedia of Classic Quilt Patterns, published in 2001 by Oxmoor House.

The pattern is Wrapped In Red and was in American Patchwork & Quilting's December 2011 issue (I am not positive about this date). The quilt was featured on the front cover. Kit was (may still be) available from Seasons of Home. Hope this helps you find it. It is a very pretty red and white quilt.

The same pattern turned up in Fons and Porter called "Grandmother's Star" by Nancy Mahoney. I only know this because I happened to be looking through the Scrappy Quilt Show thread a few minutes ago, and was admiring a quilt by roguequilter that she posted in April, and that's the source she gave for her pattern. Her version is a scrappy rather than 2 colors. You can see it about midway down this page in pastel blue, pink and yellow. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...135936-47.html I think it's a lovely, traditional pattern by whatever name!

Found it!
 

For those who may want to know, I found the pattern in my local quilt shop and, very surprisingly, the quilt store owner is the maker of the pattern! I was showing him a picture online and was happily stunned to find he designed it. Here's a picture of it and where you can buy it if you are interested.

It's a different color arrangement and different borders, but if it's close enough for you that's all that counts. Have fun making it! :)