I saw this quilt on the Quilting Board awhile ago, and just knew I had to make it. The book is no longer being published but I found it on Amazon and had to buy it. Got the top done, showed it to my kids and now I have an order for 3 King Size quilts. One for my daughter, one for my son, and one for my granddaughter. Bought all my fabric from a LQS that was going out of business, flowers for the girls and geometric designs for my son. Yesterday I decided it was time to start. Figured it out and I need 540 2" strips. Wow! That was scary!!! Got my GO cutter out and decided to cut the girls out first. Only need 360 2" strips for them. I got them all cut while my husband was watching the Seahawk's game. I love my GO cutter. After figuring out how many strips I would need I would never have even tried these quilts without my GO cutter. Now I am happily on my way to getting them done. All I have to do now is sew all the strips together and then cut them into 60 degree triangles, and then sew them all together. Still sounds like quite a job, but thank goodness for my GO to get me started.
The first picture is the top that I made, the second picture is of the jelly rolls that I made of all my strips.
I want to say Thank You (I think) to the person that posted pictures of this quilt in the beginning. I really love it. I had no idea that I would end up making 4 of them, though.

WOW! What a beautiful quilt and it looks so complicated to make. Where can I get this pattern? You do such good work.

Wow stunning! What is the pattern called?

Just beautiful! I do love black and white. Keeping the palette confined like this develops a whole different look, I can see. Gorgeous, Julie.

~ Carla ~

Yes please what is name of pattern

very nicely done

Was it hard to do? What is the name of the book that it was in?

wow, just awesome

That is a beautiful quilt -- love the optical illusion. Good luck with all of your quilts. Please post pictures when you are done!