Thread: Looking For This Pattern Instructions

Wow,amazing how beautiful quilts with nice quilting really adds to the heirloom value.That's an amazing beautiful quilt.

Looks like Crafty Bear got it right on the pattern..

What a beauty it is !!!!

WOW, what a beautiful quilt!

That is awesome love the colors

Originally Posted by bj

As you can see from my avatar, I love this layout. You can go bigger just by adding extra rounds. Very easy to do. :-D

I want to try your avatar someday. Do you still have the yardage requirements for it by any chance? And did you make it with HST's? Thanks!!!!

Look in the tutitorials. You will find it there.

I puchased a kit at connecting threads that came with that pattern check their free patterns

Originally Posted by mtnative

Here is a link to a free pattern for it that is supposed to be easy.

http://www.quiltfrog.com/fourhour.html

This is the pattern I post earlier for you to look at. It's next on my list and looks to be pretty simple.

Wow! The quilting! Beautiful!

I know it is the Carpenter's square but don't have instructions. The quilt is beautiful and whoever did the quilting did a great job.

Originally Posted by teacherbailey

Originally Posted by bj

As you can see from my avatar, I love this layout. You can go bigger just by adding extra rounds. Very easy to do. :-D

I want to try your avatar someday. Do you still have the yardage requirements for it by any chance? And did you make it with HST's? Thanks!!!!

I did make it with hst's and squares. I don't have the yardage. I just charted it out on graph paper and figured how many of each combo I needed. I had a yard or so of each color and 2 yards of the green. But I had fabric left over. It is a baby quilt, so didn't take a lot.

Wonderful idea/quilt. I have a grandson that wants a hunter green/tan quilt and this would be perfect. I love HST and the lady is correct: just follow the placement. Happy Squares Fergie

What a gorgeous quilt! Who did the quilting?

Quilter's Cache lists it under "Carpenter's Wheel" and not Carpenter's Star,
as most other sites refer to it. - Judy

I printed out the pattern instructions for the Carpenters Wheel and the Hunter Star some time back. I look at these two patterns every day wanting to make them. I have only made two quilts so far, and I have a couple of other quilts that I need to do for others first. But when I can do one that I choose, I will make the Carpenter's Wheel pattern. I think the Hunter's Star may be more difficult to make, so I will wait till I have a little experience under my belt before I tackle that one. But I so look forward to it. Good luck with the Carpenters Wheel Pattern. I am sure it will be lovely. I can hardly wait to make one myself.

I do not know the pattern, but must tell you this is a beautiful quilt, the colors, the work and especially the quilting. Thanks

here's a good pattern:
http://www.quiltmag.com/wp-content/u...heel-blank.pdf

Easier said than done! I don't do math and need a little more help than most. :)

Originally Posted by bj

Originally Posted by teacherbailey

Originally Posted by bj

As you can see from my avatar, I love this layout. You can go bigger just by adding extra rounds. Very easy to do. :-D

I want to try your avatar someday. Do you still have the yardage requirements for it by any chance? And did you make it with HST's? Thanks!!!!

I did make it with hst's and squares. I don't have the yardage. I just charted it out on graph paper and figured how many of each combo I needed. I had a yard or so of each color and 2 yards of the green. But I had fabric left over. It is a baby quilt, so didn't take a lot.

Thanks, I can do that. I thought it was a LOT bigger!

Originally Posted by dsch

Easier said than done! I don't do math and need a little more help than most. :)

Whatever math you need doing----I can figure it out for you. Just PM me with the details and I'll get back with you as soon as I can. (I was a quilter and taught myself math using quilting, then ended up teaching middle school math for 8 years---loved every minute of it!)

Each of the squares is 4" unfinished. With bigger squares, it would also go bigger! (O: The link akgranny posted looks like it uses 6" finished squares.

That is a beautiful quilt!

Beautiful quilting done on this quilt!

That is very nice.. Thanks for all the links, I would love to make this one.

luv it...............