what is this pattern??
 

I am trying to duplicate this quilt pattern, I know I have seen it somewhere but can't find it anywhere! I've searched through strip tube patterns, strip patterns, blocks and log cabins but can't find it.....some similar but not this one. Anyone know what it is called and where I can find it?

It is very much like a Trip Around the World pattern done with half square triangles. Sorry that I don't have a more technical term - it is very attractive.

I wish I could tell you. I like it too.

I don't know either, but it's a beautiful pattern. Looks like its all HST, and upon closer look, most of those have 3 - 4 colors each. Good luck finding the pattern.

Does look like a trip around the world -

That is the major clue of how to put this quilt together! :thumbup:

Half of the squares are made of one fabric cut into a HST - and the other part of the squares look like they were strip pieced and then cut into QSTs - and pieced together into a HST - and then the one piece and strip pieced HSTs were sewn into a square unit.

Lovely quilt pictured.

it's a beautiful quilt. sorry i don't recognize the pattern

well it's definitely a tube quilt. one row of strips with one strip of fabric cut the same size and laid on top. different colors in lights and darks. lovely quilt. hope you figure out how to do one yourself. good luck.

I am pretty sure that it is "Illusions." I am not sure where to find it but I think it was a feature in American Patchwork magzaine. I have it marked in my stash to make it, but haven't had the time. Will try to find it today and send the info to you.

Very cool pattern. Anxiously following along for the final decision on the name.

I think I found it. Go to the "all people quilt" site and type in "illusion in neutrals." Whoever made the quilt you pictured uses darker, more vibrant colors and I really like it.

Funny, I just finished this quilt...it's called Cambridge Square by RO Gregg for Northcott fabrics. It's an older pattern and you can't find most of the fabrics anymore, but they do still have the free pattern on their website.

This is my first attempt at trying to attach photos, so I hope it works.

Very pretty! I'm checking out the illusion in neutrals.

Northcott's Cambridge Square free pattern
http://northcott.net/?sid=3&layout=2...=346&colid=293

I don't know the pattern, but like the quilt!

Thank you ladies! Especially *omalluvs2quilt* and *ghostrider*! That is the quilt! You are the best! I knew someone here would be able to tell me what it was! Now to get fabric ( I'm thinking batiks) and get quilting!!

I don't know either, but it's a beautiful pattern.

Thank you so much! It's lovely and I've downloaded it! b:o

Beautiful! I've looked for the fabric, but can't find any at all so I am thinking I will use batiks and try for the same neutral colors and see what that looks like.

beautiful~ hope you find the pattern!

Thanks for asking, I saved the pdf for future reference.... not going to fool you guys and say for making it.

I would go with illusion.

Sure is pretty. Would love to make a blue one. Sorry I don't know the name of it.

It is called Barn Raising and is made with half square triangle blocks. I have made several of these4, and they all look different.

Is this a version of sunshine and shadow? I think that because of the way the darks and lights are lined up.
Also could be from a strip pieced pattern because the half square triangles are solids and strips.
wow! lots of possibilities for this one.


duh!!! I should have looked up catmcclure's link. well, it is still a wow!

Nice pattern! :)

Yes, it is Trip around the world, beautiful need less to say. I made one years ago but this sure beats the one I did.

:) Thanks for the link. Boy there goes my bucket list again. Guess I had better get started. Maybe after the holidays. BrendaK

Grab a sheet of graph paper and sketch it out. Then recopy it the size you want.

Okay - this may make me sound stupid but I'm confused. Is this quilt named "Trip around the World", "Barn Raising", "Illusion", or Cambridge Square? Or is it possible it is known by all 4 names? Whatever it is called, it IS beautiful!

It is a beautiful quilt and thank you, ladies, for the links. I, too, will not promise to make it, but...!

"Illusions." featured in American Patchwork magzaine.

I do not know the name but wow is that beautiful. Wish I knew how they got those stripes to line up perfect!

Thanks for the link. I already have it downloaded and saved for a special someday. I love Ro Gregg quilts. Always makes such good use of patterns and fabrics. 'Cambridge Square" will be making an appearance in my home soon.

It actually went together very smoothly. Mostly strip pieced. I used a quilt in a day triangle ruler to cut the strips rather than the directions on the pattern, lots easier than measuring.
I can't wait to get it back from my longarm quilting lady!

Why doesn't the picture show up for me?????

Have fun making it and be sure to send a pic when it is done.....it will be gorgeous.

beautiful quilt! and thanks for the name and location too. I was just thinking of starting a new project and this is a winner.
and thanks to gzbird101 for starting the thread:o

looks like a version of sunshine and shadows. The jest of sunshine and shadows is to make 1/2 sq. triangles in lights (sunshine) and darks (shadows) and layouts very.. This looks like the designer's layout is built around center motif working out with runs of sunshine then shadows.

I obtained a copy of this pattern on line a while ago. It's called Kashmir a Jinny Beyer Studio Design. I believe I got it off the RJR Fabrics web site... This is too strange though. I just pulled this pattern out to take with me to the fabric store tomorrow.