Need help locating a pattern
 

Good Morning Quilting Friends,
I am searching to locate a quilt pattern. In the "Picture" section of the board on 8/12/12, under the title of " Quilts from the local fair", a photo was posted of a Baltimore quilt...it is the last picture....I am trying to find the name of that pattern and locate where to find it.
Can any of you extremely resourceful quilting friends help me? I will continue my seach as well in my spare time, whatever that is.

Thank you so much! You may PM me if you prefer.
Hugs, Drue

i can't find the picture. where is it.

Here it is, Holice. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...r-t197477.html

If the pattern source was not on the tag, or if you didn't copy it down, why not call the guild that made the quilt?

I think it is a pattern from the book Beloved Baltimore Album Quilts. by http://suegarman.blogspot.com/2007/1...es-of-sea.html

WOW!!!!!!!!!! :shock:

Holy Smokes! What a work of ART!!!!

Or GreenFairy's recent post right here!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...a-t195501.html

Santa Rosa Quilt Guild Each year an opportunity quilt is made by the guild and raffled to generate operating funds. Tickets are available at various functions throughout the year. The 2012-2013 Opportunity Quilt, titled "Santa Rosa Beauty" was a group project.It was Organized by Raychell Sumner.... Here is the info. The quilt was made by several of the members. If you want a quilt like this. I would use the several books on Baltimore album quilts to design my own. It is a beautiful quilt!
Luann in CT
http://www.santarosaquiltguild.org/opportunity.php

Thank you so much for the information. This is the quilt I saw on the other thread. I have been searching the Baltimore Albums to find this pattern. Do you know if this particular pattern is available or is it taken for several different patterns? I love this and all the components and especially love the grapevines applqued border which I think really sets then entire quilt off beautifully. It may take me TEARS to get this beauty completed, but I would still like to give it a try. Thanks again for the information.
Hugs

Holy Maloly Mildred. Now that's a love of quilting and a whole lot of dedication.