PamelaOry

I’m under the impression that most libraries would?

nativetexan

well, libraries have them at times. i gave several to mine in Colorado. But they have two sales a year too, getting rid of books for new ones.

QuiltE

Totally dependent on their budgets and priorities set as a result of the budgets ..... no, not all libraries would buy quilt books, let alone specifically requested books of other subject matters.

junegerbracht

Ask your librarian. Inter library loan almost always works for me. My daughter is a reference librarian and encourages me to check before buying. She knows how much stuff I already have.

onaemtnest

Hello to Everyone who has taken the time to help me figure out this pattern! The suggestions have been a great resource for me. In searching this post/tutorial came up comparing "Birds in the Air" to "Grandmother's Choice", which are also similar to the "The Kitchen Woodbox.

https://quiltsbyjen.ca/grandmothers-choice-quilt-block/

Just having names of blocks has given me so many ways 'to go' in constructing this block, again many thanks from a grateful member!

maviskw

I thought that making all those blocks that match across each tip would be a nightmare; but then I thought it might work if you started with two of each colorway block. Then you would put them together so that the tips of the large triangle of the same color touched.

Dodie

Sorry I cannot find my way around this board but I need to send a thank you message to Donna Rickman for trying to help me I cannot even find how to answer her message to me so whoever sees this will you please tell her I said thanks and thanks going to the one telling her sorry I am a computer dummy