Wayback Machine, Wow!!! Wish I could use it to go back to college and study something useable. Sill, it's nice to be able to find Pam Bono's free patterns on the internet somewhere in space. Thanks for suggestion that.

Rosyhf, where did you find the free patterns? All I could find on the site were member patterns.

I love her quilts. First one I made I thought was hard but by following her instructions to the letter it was outstanding and not as difficult as I thought it would be. I was in her online club and still cannot believe she is gone.

The site must be down. I got a big SORRY! I have one book of Pam Bono's and love it.

I share her philosophy about slowing down to make a beautiful, intricate quilt to be very proud of. I have a pattern from a magazine dating back about 10 years that I will someday make into a wedding quilt for my son

I got started making quilts using Pam's "Rotary Cutter Quilts" and learned all my basic piecing techniques from there! It was my only "teacher". I've since "moderized" a few things like Flying Geese, but I am soooo glad that was the first book I bought!!

I am not Rosyhf, but using her link, they are in the left menu and say "Free for everyone."

Thanks, Rosyhf for the link.

If you get the SORRY page you are not using the correct address. http://pamsclub.com/free-for-everyoneYou will get the Error 404 page. Then click the Wayback link.

The Pam Bono sites were taken down by the family shortly after the death of her and her husband. If you were a member of the PamsClub you were able to download anything you wanted for a few days. She and her husband are surely missed in the quiltin community. I love her patterns. They have a lot of pieces but go together beautifully. You must follow her instructions to the letter though.