gailmitchell

I'm going to look up the "warm wishes" that was mentioned.

Yes, I think I'll try to reproduce with modifications. I'm not sure I like those spool blocks with the limited tools that I have with me. It will be a couple of weeks so I'll post a picture when I make the prototype block. If I used jellyroll size fabrics, it'll make a big block - around 18 inches. Now that's a big block. Thanks everyone.

barnbum

Exactly!! What fun for you to see a quilt on a puzzle and to actually make it!! Please post the puzzle picture again when you post the top!

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

I agree.

lisalovesquilting

Does the puzzle box have any information on it?

Tippy

Is that a spool.. or just a square in a square.. no pattern needed.. same for the other 2.. all can be strip pieced in one method or another.
Hmm.. I need a "thank you" lap quilt.. this might be just the thing..

vjengels

You should be able to re create this one pretty easily... break it down into the induvidual blocks; rail fence, nine patch, spools... looks like it's set on point.
I attempt at least one block, and see how I felt about it.
Good luck

mims

I think I've seen this in a book or on a website maybe as a calendar??, *there were several in a series like this* / does anyone know the author / creator?

thimblebug6000

It could be a print of Diane Phelan's but I don't have the time at the moment to do any checking....off to work.

Carol in Colorado

The image is from Rebecca Barker's Quiltscapes. Its called main street #88. barkerquiltscapes.com. I love the pattern too!

nativetexan

well looks like rail fence blocks and nine patches. the corner ones could be made up too. then combine for the larger block effect in the pic.