Hi and welcome from Alaska. It is paperpieced for sure.

Actually it took a second place ribbon at that show, Timeless Treasures 2010, put on by the Seaside Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Satellite Beach, Florida. The quilt is called 'Vanishing Star' and was made by Sara Jones and Sheryl Milner (I assume piecer and quilter, respectively). http://www.seasidepiecemakers.com/qu...ara_jones.html You can probably contact the maker through the guild. Couldn't have found it without your lead on the source of the photo, thanks. :wink:

Thank you alots. You gave me alot of information. I was surprised to hear the guild was at Satillete Beach because that is where we stayed. I have looked everywhere under the name of Vanishing Star and have not found it. Any more information would be greatly appreciate. I am so happy she won a ribbon. I know I thought it was fantastic.

Well I have looked at the lead you gave me, but didn't see the name of the president of the guild. Sorry, but I need help again. thank you janice

My grandson took the picture with his cell Phone at the Melbourne, Fl quilt show last March.

The name/title of the quilt is Vanishing Star. That is not necessarily the pattern name. I would not be surprised if there is no pattern available for this quilt, but contact info for the guild can be found at their website. http://www.seasidepiecemakers.com/index.htm
Board officers and mailing address are listed on the 'About Us' page. There is an information and contact email address on the bottom of the 'Links' page.

Another contact email address is given on the Sunshine State Quilters Assoc webpage under their member guilds listing for the Satellite Beach group. I assume this is the membership contact, but she may get you to the right person. http://www.ssqa.org/flguilds.htm

That all should give you a way to get in touch with someone who can help you get in touch with the quilt maker. :D

Look at New York Beauty block a paper pieced pattern
that leaves very sharp points

thank you sooo much I really would like to make it.

Do you happen to have EQ?? This quilt could be easily replicated in EQ. I just did it.. other than placing colors. And each of the diamonds that look like log cabins, could be printed out for paper piecing along with the set in squares with the spikes.

I do not know EQ means, so I do not have it.