Well, ihe site is in russian? and so I'm lost. Can't open 'cause I can't read it! I wish I could!

All I can say is WOW! these are really interesting. They take quilting to a new level of artistry. I am a traditionalist but I can sure appreciate the skill needed to create these works of art with fabric and needle.

do you have it in Russian, German or maybe english???????

I love it, I love it........

Me too it went to a foreign language site

All I get is foreign language page.

Oh my gosh, that is something else! Would be fun to try it though. I'm thinking it is paper pieced? Wouldn't be very big quilt would it? It is amazing though.

I didn't even recognize that language.

I guess look at the line that says twisted pattern

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Thanks :)

Thanks Thusnelda for posting the picture.

I'm getting a Greek webpage, I think. C9P

Although the link goes to that "strange other language", just look at the page. There is a link towards the top that ends with challenge_twistedpattern.pdf - it is underlined and will take you to the pattern if you click on it. There are no written directions but all the foundation patterns are there to make the quilt.

Dunster, Thanks for finding an actual quilt made with this pattern. It's awesome!

Thanks WMU, I was planning on making to help my child's brain development. lol Poor thing lol
What's your thought on the tumbling blocks?

Thanks Mjsylvstr for the welcome back :) and thank you MTS for explaining it!!!!

this came up in a foreign language for me; maybe cyrillic?

My eyes would go bonkers doing that.

I love it, just might have to be my next quilt. thanks

If they can that would be wonderful, I would love to try this one!

There is really nothing to be translated. See MTS's directions several pages back.

You actually have to click the link once you're in the Russian site. But nope, don't like it. The pattern makes my eyes or head hurt. ..

Wow, that's quite a pattern. I don't think I'd try it, but I bet if it was hanging at a quilt show it would get LOTS of attention!

the link looks like this: http://www.lerusisik.narod.ru/images...tedpattern.pdf
you may even be able to click on this to get there.

There's a pdf link

http://www.lerusisik.narod.ru/images...tedpattern.pdf

Mine too! It gives me the heebie--jeebies! I'll bet it would be interesting when completed.

It's a crazy design. I think it's in Russian.

Does anyone have an English version?

Could be interesting to try when I have a bit more experience.

What do you mean by all the "foundations" are provided? I have looked at it and the illustrations are clear, but with little quilting knowledge at the moment would find it impossible. I'd need to have a few more directions in order for me to get my head around it.

The link didnt open for me either went to a foren site

I've had a good look at it now and consider it would be possible even for a novice like me.

MTS posted a clear procedure on page 3 or 4 and the pattern is so well laid out.

there is a key to get the page translated into English, but it makes no difference - TOO HARD and it gave me a headache looking at it! I would LOVE to see what some of you really talented quilters could do with it!

there is a key to get the page translated into English, but it makes no difference - TOO HARD and it gave me a headache looking at it! I would LOVE to see what some of you really talented quilters could do with it!

wooh---dizzy!! but wild and beautiful-that would be a challenge....

No Yuk I don't like it all,although someone must have liked it to design it.

What a quilt...but hurts my eyes looking at it. :shock:

when I went there is was in a foreign language......whatever it is.....

Tumbling blocks are much, much less visually challenging. The illusion of movement or the stacking of the blocks that present themselves as dimensional is something that young children ignore until they are "ready" to see it. They will discover it later. A child that is of 5, 6 or 7 can actually create the tumbling blocks pattern with parquetry blocks, common in pre-K, kindergarten and early elementary classrooms, and explain what is happening. It is a great discovery for them and they love it. Much less visually and mentally complicated than the "bubble" illusion.

There is an option to translate in the upper right hand corner....I have never seen this one.

Not my style of quilt......

MTS you are just too cool yourself! Looking to see the reulst - looks impossible to me!
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The Russian thew mw for a bit but Isaw the link in english. It looks too 'different' for my tastes. I'd get dizzy looking at it. LOL