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Quote: First laugh Ive had all day. I guess you were so thrilled that you had a legitimate excuse to go to the quilt shop that the plan to take a picture of the quilt got lost in the excitement. Hmmmm, I could do that pretty easily. Wait, I think I did do that.... same shop, same...

I forgot my camera, Chel seminolewind, as soon as I take my lessons that came with my HQ16 and practice on some quilts tops I have thrown together, I will be offering quilting services. In fact, the services will be at an introductory rate for a few months because I will not be up to the skill...

Well they sold that kit. So I measured the block. It is a 60 degree diamond with 8 inch sides, including seam allowance.

Quote: You had your camera. You were too busy shopping to use it. I will take that pic for you next time I am in. back atcha

I love that pattern, Chel! You know using batiks in jewel tones or Moda Marbles, you could have a Stained Glass Window quilt. Hmmmmmm

I hate math too. That's why I have a big box of patterns in those neat plastic ziptop bags as well as Electic Quilt. Yeah, where's the John Deer link?

http://www.frommarti.com/storm.html http://www.cutquiltsfast.com/gallery.html http://quilting.about.com/od/rotarycuttingskills/ss/cutting_shapes_6.htm

There has got to be something out there that uses 60 degree diamonds. It just won't be called Roman Holiday. I am ashamed to say I took a nap after work yesterday that lasted several hours so I didn't get to the EQ program. (But my HQ16 should be here Friday! )

No, I meant make a pattern on my Electric Quilt 6 computer program. LOL You know, using a 6 x 18 ruler with angle markings, you can rotary cut strips at the 60 degree angle and then cross cut into diamonds. But you will need to fiddle with placement and staggering so you have straight line...

Still looking for it, eh? You should have just bought the Christmas Kit. Did we ever decide what degree the triangle was? If you do, I have Electric Quilt 6 and maybe I can make you one.