Whoa! no way I would even attempt a quilt like that, too many pieces and circles, EEEEKKKKKK

The designer, Jacqueline de Jonge, is a very wonderful designer, as is Judy Neimeier in the U.S. Their designs are generally made with paper foundations for paper piecing. It seems that the papers are sold separately by Ms. de Jonge. Ms. Neimeier has the paper foundations along with the patterns, but they cost a lot more. It may be that you would want to make a section of the quilt by paper piecing, and you could then decide if you want to make it into a wallhanging or make the entire quilt. It would take lots of skill and dedication to make this quilt, but it is doable, I'm sure!!

wow thats a pretty quilt your planning on makeing have you decided what colors your going to use, love to see the finished product

HUGS Dora

Oh, My!!! I'm with dunster, although I've seen some of her quilts, and I betcha she could make one of those if she set her mind to it!!! ;)

I think she picked the one that is the hardest!