pansy quilt pattern by Diana McClun and Laura Nownes
 

Hello All. I am looking for a particular quilt pattern for block pansies designed by MClun and Nownes. I had it once and actually made the quilt, but then I misplaced the pattern. I'd like to find it again. Anyone have any idea where I might find it.

I'm going to try to upload a photo.

Thanks.

The pattern was printed in the "Say It With Quilts" book printed in 2011. I couldn't find anywhere to buy the pattern separately.

Looks like it might be out of print. It appears to be in a C&T book "Celebrate the Tradition", which is downloadable here: http://books.google.com/books?id=igG...attern&f=false

eta: Looks like $5 to download the entire book. Very tempting!

Perfect. Thanks!

Has anybody ever noticed that quilting patterns stored on our computers never seem to get lost like the paper patterns do ?? Just a thought. Seems that I am always looking for a paper pattern. Trying to put them on Electric Quilt as a backup plan.

that's a good idea Maniac. I'm going to scan all my books in PDF and store them. That'll keep me busy for a few days. After losing this pansy quilt pattern, I began putting my name and phone number in large print on the book or pattern. If I lose the pattern in a store while shopping for fabric, then they can call me. Yes, I've left a few behind!

I am always getting little address labels in the mail from various charities, I use them on all my quilting items I take to class. I'll have to do that with m books and patterns.

I've taken all my ebooks and put them on a flash drive, much easier to find then going through my unruley stack of books and magazines.

What's nice too is that even if your computer dies, as mine did, there's a good chance you can get your files off the computer disc (unless that's fried too). I did save my hard drive, and am just waiting for a new computer so I can restore it, which all my patterns and e-Books. I do also like the idea of putting it on a flash drive, as one more measure so I don't lose them in a computer crash.