where can I get pattern?
 

Hello,

I saw this photo under the Pictures Forum on Saturday, May 10th. I'm not sure who posted it or when, but I am hoping someone recognizes it. My friend would love the pattern for the cross quilt, the name of it and where she can get it. If you know the pattern and where to get it, please PM me! It would mean so much to my friend if she could make this! I am pretty sure we could graph it out and use 5 inch squares but a pattern would save us the trouble. Thanks!

Should be very easy to duplicate without a pattern. Get some graph paper, looks like 16 squares across, and 18 squares down, plus the border. The cream portion around the cross is also pieced squares. I would use 5" charm squares.

Thanks, I was thinking 5"inch charm squares. Thanks for giving me the counts. I haven't gone that far yet but might have to.

You will have to graph and design wall that just to keep from getting confused. I'd just do that.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t208717.html

Here the the link to the originator of the thread. You can PM her and ask for the pattern name. I love them both.

The cross pattern is by our very own Charismah. She gives a tutorial on how to make it here http://charismascorner.com/?page_id=2652

Thanks I will send a PM.

Oops, didn't read the whole message. I went to Charisma's web site and the pattern is there under tutorials if anyone is looking for it! Thanks, Charisma for putting the tutorial on your site!!!!!! My friend is so happy to have the pattern!

Graph paper and a pencil are your best friends here, particularly since it appears both patterns consist only of squares.

For the one on the left, it looks like two distinct blocks. Try graphing each of the blocks separately rather than attempting to pattern the entire top on a sheet of graph paper--might be easier with that approach.

Good luck!

I love this pattern, too If anyone hears anything I would love to have it, too.

When I saw this pattern, I put it into my EQ5 program. Trying to figure out how to shrink it into something smaller. Thanks for the posting the lovely quilt originally Charisma