kkdolls

You will have to purchase it. You can get it cheaper at Christa Quilts.

cheryl rearick

Good luck on finding a pattern. and most of all enjoy qjuilting

Kathy Osterby

Keepsake Quilting carries it and its free with some fabrics.

thimblebug6000

If you read through those directions in step 2 they ask you to trace shapes of different sizes you've chosen, that is not the SAME as the pattern itself. You are given the sizes to cut your shapes & you do it with the rotary cutter not tracing a template. Just a note FYI

Kathy Osterby

Oppps! I goofed and misread. The pattern is $8 not free-sorry.

Dianemarie

I would go to Missouri Star Quilt Co. then do a search there. Of course you'd put in yellow brick road. Its worth a try.

judy363905

I am not sure if this is what you had in mind.. however if you contact [email protected] Laurie Biethan designed Seattle Streets and will share her pattern free to quilts... It has a stained glass look when done in batkis. Sorrry I do not have a direct link to the pattern.

Judy in Phx :-)

Kathy Osterby

Janet- I was going thru things looking for a misplaced book and I found the Yellow Brick Road pattern. I am probably never going to make it in my lifetime so is there some way I can send it to you? I,m not sure how to use the PM now with new board so any help will be nice. Let me know if you still want it.

trish b

Hi Janet I made the yellow brick road withhout a pattern, just a 2" pcture. The blocks I used were all
divisible by 3". Such as 3" 3x6 3x9 6" and combined to make 9" blocks. then go by the picture to put them in rows.
I made a queen size with 9" boarders and all scrappy, in shades of blue and purple. Sorry I have no picture. PM me for more details.

mouseface

try the virginia quilter saw the pattern on there all the fabric measurents www.virginiaquilter.com/product