Need Help finding this pattern please.
 

I have been told that the name of this pattern is either Twister Star or Twisted Star and that it was purchased from Annie's Attic. I have searched the internet and called Annie's Attic and am unable to find it - Annie's thinks that maybe it is discontinued. I really like this pattern and would like to make with some batiks in my stash.

I posted here because my experience is that the members are so knowledgeable and very willing to assist with a challenge! Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Looks like it was made from jelly roll strips so maybe look for jelly roll patterns too.

It is probably in Annie's which use to be another major catalog store but can't remember the name. It began with the letter "Clo". They publish the magazine Quilter's World and sell older patterns like F&P does.

https://www.anniescatalog.com

Way to go Evie! I love how fast some of you can search and find!

Smart lady:thumbup::thumbup:

Yes yes way to go Evie it is Prickly Pear and wow would have never thought to use batiks...I have most of cozy quilt patterns.

Very pretty!

There are not unusual shapes. Take out some graph paper and start copying the pattern.

Halleluiah! This so funny because I thought I had seen it as Prickly something but just could not come up with it - you all are fabulous!

Thanks bunches!!

Cozy Quilt has some great patterns.

I have a very similar block pattern in another kit I have. It makes a pretty quilt for sure.

Good job on finding the pattern so quickly. I have a quilt picture of a quilt that I'm hoping someone can tell me if there is a pattern out there in the quilting world. The picture is on Pinterest. I'll try to get a link so maybe y'all can help me too. This is a Great Board with tons of info to share. See you soon.

Susan

This board never ceases to amaze me! I work in a quilt shop and e are already preparing for Paducah Quilt Show! We need to purchase the patterns so that we may use them to make quilt kits!

Thanks again yo everyone for your help!

annie's attic bought "clotilde" when the owner, the real clotilde, passed away. it was a nice, tight, tidy site, with lots of "little secrets" for sewing folks, and quilting goodies, as well. they also had the "quilts and other comforts" catalog. i miss it.

here's some of the info: Fort Lauderdale, FL-based needlecraft catalog Clotilde’s Sewing Notions was acquired on April 9 by Berne, IN-based Dynamic Resource Group (DRG), a $75 million publishing, printing, and subscription and catalog fulfillment business.

Clotilde was founded in 1971 by Don and Clotilde Lampe, who also own quilt catalog Quilts & Other Comforts. Under the deal, which was handled by Atlanta-based Aegis Capital Advisors, LLC, Clotilde Lampe will continue to be spokesperson for the catalog and will remain closely involved in product selection. DRG has also retained Clotilde’s merchandising manager, Lee Ann Donathan, who has been with Clotilde for almost a decade.

DRG’s publishing division, which includes needlecraft catalog Annie’s Attic and quilting catalog House of White Birches, will now run Clotilde’s catalog operations. George Hague, DRG’s catalog marketing manager, will oversee Clotilde’s day-to-day operations. Stark Brothers Fulfillment Services in Louisiana, MO, now fulfills the catalog orders for Clotilde, but DRG plans to move fulfillment to its own company, Big Sandy, TX-based Strategic Fulfillment Group (SFG), before the end of the year.

I was going to post that Clotilde was the catalog referred to as starting with "clo"....I used to purchase from Clotilde...never did from Annies...still don't :(

it used to be "Clotilde" I believe

Writing one question and you get all of this knowledgable help -- and for free. You can't beat this site anywhere. I just love all the ideas, help, support and comradery you get on this website. Way to go.

Glad the pattern was found! It's a pretty one.

Clotilde ?

I am so glad Prickly Pear was found for "Shrink 42020" but I am betting that no one will be able to help me find the one I am looking for. I have spent hours, desperately searching for one I saw on Pinterest. It was called "My Lucky Stars" but it was designed by Pam Bono and Pinterest directed you to go to Pam's website but it is no longer on line since her tragic death. There were several star blocks in the quilt that I just cannot figure out how they were constructed. I tried to figure them out on graph paper but they do not work out. I have been everywhere on the internet trying to find somewhere or someone to help me find the patterns for the "My Lucky Stars" blocks. I found one with the same name but it was a different designer (I think it was something with cats in the title of the company) but the stars aren't anything at all like the Pam Bono pattern. Does anyone here, have any idea where I can purchase the pattern? Or would anyone here, who has made this quilt, and no longer needs their patterns, be willing to sell me theirs. If anyone has these patterns and will sell me theirs I will even be glad to "GIVE" the patterns back to you after I make the quilt if you'd like. It is 12 different star blocks in the set. I just fell in love with them and I just cannot figure out visually, how to make them without the patterns. I have written to AQS and different book stores, quilt shops, and searched Amazon.com and E-Bay and just everywhere I can think of...seems they have all the books and patterns Pam Bono has written except the "My Lucky Stars". Can anyone on here help me?

Sandrea.... You might want to start a new thread with your post so more people would see it. Do you have a link to the pic on pinterest you can include? Sorry if you have already done this-I haven't had a chance to read the boards yet! :)
Good luck with your search-sounds like a pretty quilt!

To ManiacQuilter - the "Clo" you are referring to was Clothilde's. Annie's Attic purchased that, then changed the name a second time to Annie's. They are based out of Berne, IN, and have catalogs for just about every kind of sewing/knitting/needlepoint/cross-stitch/quilting you could imagine.

Jillmc.....thanks for reply. I will have to try to figure it out again, how to post a new thread (long time since I've done that) and also figure out how to copy a link from the pinterest with the picture. It is so pretty and when you look at the star blocks, it keeps your eyes looking all around the quilt trying to figure out how they are put together.

As I was opening up this thread I thought "One day I am actually going to know the answer" and.....this time I did! That is amazing to me! I received the pattern along with a jelly roll of cute reds and greens but have never made it. I have a batik jelly roll, though, that I now have a plan to use! Prickly Pear is a perfect fit and what is even better is that I already have the materal AND the pattern. Thanks!