ThreadHead

Anyone happen to know the name of this quilt ?
I was in a quilt show in April 2013 , i think in Michigan. Thanks

Gay

The only reference I found was from a QB member 'funoldhag', who obviously saw it on display. But her blog has been closed. Will look some more later.

ThreadHead

ok, thanks for looking, I will to.

WMUTeach

I do not know the name, but would love to know also! It is a beauty!.

I will be watching this thread.

SuzSLO

It looks like there was more than one quilt in this pattern at that show. Reverse image lookup pulls up references to Edyta Sitar. Sure enough, she was a speaker at that guild in January 2012. So it may be her quilt pattern, although I don’t see it on her website: laundrybasketquilts.com. You might try contacting her through her website. Or maybe there is a member of the Midland Quilters Squared here on quiltingboards.

OurWorkbench

I found the following pictures that are of similar quilts. I don't know if you could contact one of the first two, that would give you the name of the pattern. It looks like the last two named them differently and were from quilt shows.

Palmetto Quilt Guild has this picture from 2019 https://www.facebook.com/PalmettoQui...82387371926238

Possibly a class that got cancelled? https://sassysunflowerquilts.com/events

"Diamond Jubilee my Nemesis" at https://silverthimble.blogspot.com/2...rt-second.html

a similar one "Star Bright by Eirwen Robinson" at https://sewhappygeek.co.uk/index.php...ed-quilt-show/

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sewbizgirl

There may not be a name or a pattern. Show quilts are usually OOAK designs by the quilter.

RedGarnet222

I wish I could have walked through this quilt show. Wow, like a dream for a quilter.

cavmom

is this it? I couldn't find a link to an actual pattern that you could purchase.
Diamond Jubilee Designers: Liz Schwartz & Stephen Seifert Finished Size: 68¾" × 68 ¾" Foundation Piecing Combining the timeless beauty of the Mariner's Compass with the brilliance of an exquisitely cut diamond, this quilt sparkles. Mix and match blocks from our specially designed modules to make your quilt unique or use vibrant Batiks to make Ring of Fire,

Gay

I found you can buy it here

Diamond Jubilee