Does anyone recognize this pattern?
 

I hope this works. I haven't had luck posting pictures.
My friend went to a quilt show last week and took a picture of this quilt because she knew I'd love it. She's right. I do. She didn't get the pattern information though. Does it look familiar to anyone? I can't figure out how to enlarge the picture at all but it has a checkerboard border and some great applique on it.

Thanks for any help!

I wish I knew the name.....I have seen it before( I'm pretty sure). I hope somebody can help you. Blessings

Looks amazing, sure would like to know the name. You have come to the right place for help.

Sorry no help here either but hopefully somebody will know...

Can you try to resize the picture so I can get a better look at the blocks? It is hard to see what they actually look like. My first thought was either a Joined at the Hip quilt or a Whimsicals quilt, but again, it is hard to tell without seeing a larger image.

Suzanne in VT

heck out Shabby Fabrics web site. They do lots of house patterns.

If you find out the name of the show, you can google the show and they usually have online galleries where you can find out information on the quilts.

If it was at a show, it might be an original design. I don't believe that I've seen it before. Good luck!

Thanks ladies. I'm going to try adding a larger, albeit fuzzier picture. Hope this works.

The show was at a private home/estate and I have no contact information.

If you find it or one similar please share the name. Someone mentioned shabby fabric, they do do a lot of house patterns.

so do keepsake fabric. Will be waiting to hear back.

Interesting quilt. The flowers are definitely Rose of Sharon. Houses, I'm not sure. Google house blocks to try & match those, but I'm pretty sure this is an original design. The quilter took pieces & parts from other patterns to make this her own.

I vaguely recall something similar in a catalog, maybe Connecting Threads.

That is terrific, great job and thank you for sharing, hope you find the pattern
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

i beleive the houses were a block of the month pattern. Cherry Pit in Sevierville, TN had it on display. i do not remember the name.

Blessed be
mickey

beautiful quilt. looks like they combined several designs

Thanks for the help and suggestions. I've emailed Cherry Pit. We'll see what they say.

Have you heard anything from the Cherry Pit? It's a beautiful quilt and I would be interested in knowing the pattern also.

I keep coming back to this thread hoping someone had an answer regarding the name of this pattern. Any word yet?