Some years back a friend and I made a quilt for a new baby. Now I'd like to make the same one for a coming grandbaby. Trouble is, I have no idea of the name of the book (Neither does the friend.), and I can't locate it on line. It had a variety of animals to choose from. To make the animals you put together various odd shaped scraps of fabric on, I think, interfacing. I remember making a Scotty dog, a turtle, a cat with an embroidery floss tail that hung over the block, and a purple cow. The blocks were of various sizes fabric framed so the whole thing came together in a standard size. Can you help? Thanks!

The technique is paperpiecing or foundation piecing(both are the same), but without anymore information, its a bit hard to figure what pattern it is. You might try a google search with paperpiecing or foundation pieced patterns, also look on this board under patterns and see if you identify one-good luck! There are probably a hundred animal quilts made with this technique!

The book you want it called the Quilters ARk. They has it on Amazone.coim
Your welcome!

Wow, what quick replies! And yes, it is Quilters' Ark, and I just now ordered it from Amazon. THANK YOU!!

Wonderful! See, so many times board members come thru!!So glad someone identified it!!

WOW This board is amazing. 5 minutes to get the name of a book.

I've got to say "Thank you," again. The book came in the mail today. I can hardly believe the quick response I got from this forum and the fast shipping from the Amazon seller.

Congrats on the new grandbaby, by the way. Have fun making the quilt.

Yes, this board is truly amazing and the thoughtfulness of members trying to help others is priceless.