Stitcher's Garden Quilt Pattern
 

I recently learned about the quilt pattern Stitcher's Garden. I think it was BOM a few years back. I am a little behind the times. What is unique about this pattern is that it makes a beautiful quilt and helps us learn different techniques for our sewing feet. I can't find the pattern online, nor a quilt shop that is doing a BOM. I would love to get the pattern and packet for the blocks. Anyone know where to look?
Thanks

It is difficult to find the compete set of patterns for an older BOM. Did you check in the usual laces such as Google, eBay and Esty?? Good Luck!

this page explains that it is an in-store class only and they sell the instructions to store owners. you might want to contact them to see if any shop in your area offers this. http://www.heirloomcreations.net/eve...n-block-month/

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...btItJVLG80a3Qy it's a little drawn out but maybe it can help. Try the next post but this redirects.

http://www.heirloomcreations.net/eve...n-block-month/ try this.

Heirloom Creations had the BOM the beginning of 2015, but I will contact and see if they can help. Thanks for the links.

Per their website, you can see if there is a store that features their designs. These are for a class in shop VS a pattern to do at home. Check and see if there is a shop close to you.

http://www.stitchconnection.com/stor...p?formstate=AZ

I took this class but it was in 2011 and the instructions were from The Stitch Connection. There is now a #2 Stitcher's Garden BOM and I find it odd that the pattern isn't sold now.

I am still working on mine. Have not touched the project in over a year! 3 blocks done....

sandy

Wanted to add that I took the class at J&H Sewing in Soldotna, Alaska.

I called Stitch Connection. There are two versions. Number 1 is for shops, makes a bigger quilt than #2, and is the one I like. She sells number 2 to quilters, but only sells #1 to shops. She sells to shops because it is a good way to encourage business for quilt shops and she still has shops that are interested, so she will continue to sell just to shops until that changes. I appreciate why she does that. She suggested I contact a local quilt shop that sells machines and see if they are interested in doing the #1 BOM, so I may do that.