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I am looking for a pattern. It starts with a large square, then a circle is fused to that. The circle is cut so that it forms a small ring around. Then a second circle is appliqued on and the square cut into 4 pieces and you scatter the 4 piece around mixing them up. A mixed up explanation but I hope it sounds familiar to someone.

I just saw a post here on quilting board by sinceresissy called Woodland flowers that sounds like what you might be describing.

Are you thinking about Sharon Schamber's method for circles and drunkard's path?
http://www.sewmuchlikemom.com/2013/0...ards-path.html

this one? https://www.quiltingboard.com/pictur...s-t305011.html

It may be the bullseye quilt you are looking for https://conniekresin.com/2017/07/bul...-tutorial.html

Was this the one? It looks fun and easy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61NUgD7XHCg

This is close.. Thanks, QuiltnNan

Peckish, If you read this...I tried to reply to your PM, but your mailbox must be full.

Not that one but look cute.

Thanks, all. It is called Curvaceous. I am going to make it scrappy. Thank you, Rhonda K for finding it for me.

made me think of the quilt pattern i thought i still had. Had three acrylic templates to make a drunkards path but with an extra curved section in the center. three pieces. i find a different one with a center section but that is not the one I had long ago. Oh well, you found the quilt, so great!

Well, you found it before I could reply as I had to go back and check my e-mail from Jordon fabrics this morning before I could suggest it might be "Curvaceous". Not sure if you need a template tool to make this pattern or not. Good luck!

I really like Donna Jordan's tutorials. She is accurate and explains well. Too, she includes some good tips as she goes along. Kind of an updated Eleanor Burns--without having to pick up scraps from the floor! Both are excellent teachers.

The Curvaceous quilt pattern is really pretty and will be very nice if you use scraps. I love to watch Donna Jordan's tutorials. She is so informative and also gives tips along the way. Please share with us some pictures of your progress of your quilt when you get started.