Pattern Request

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew? It
was in Quilt magazine around Spring 86. Your help will be greatly
appreciated.
TIA
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Purlytoo

purlytoo wrote in message ...
Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew? It
was in Quilt magazine around Spring 86. Your help will be greatly
appreciated.
TIA
--
Purlytoo
If it was in Quilt magazine, you can try their website
http://www.quiltmag.com/index.html

Here is a link to the pattern reprint page
http://www.quiltmag.com/pattern.reprint.html
There is an email address for further inquiries.

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

No, but my sister-in-law moves a lot. I could get you her address..... :P

Nurse Ratched (remove "cuckoo" from address to reply)
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But the trouble with "normal" is, it always gets worse. ~Bruce Cockburn

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

Sandy:
I do not have that book. What is this design? Is it applique of
the plant Zebrina Pendula, which some call WJ? That always sounds
tacky to me, if not downright offensive to me, depending on the
sun, the moon, and my chocolate deprivation status! So I wonder
how the heck this block looks!
PAT in VA/USA

SandySmth wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

There is a plant by that name: ) Has very delicate and fragrant
blossoms : )
Butterfly (no, I do NOT know it's Latin name)

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Sandy:
I do not have that book. What is this design? Is it applique of
the plant Zebrina Pendula, which some call WJ? That always sounds
tacky to me, if not downright offensive to me, depending on the
sun, the moon, and my chocolate deprivation status! So I wonder
how the heck this block looks!
PAT in VA/USA

SandySmth wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 03:12:29 GMT, Butterfly
wrote:

There is a plant by that name: ) Has very delicate and fragrant
blossoms : )
Butterfly (no, I do NOT know it's Latin name)

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Sandy:
I do not have that book. What is this design? Is it applique of
the plant Zebrina Pendula, which some call WJ? That always sounds
tacky to me, if not downright offensive to me, depending on the
sun, the moon, and my chocolate deprivation status! So I wonder
how the heck this block looks!
PAT in VA/USA

SandySmth wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

I appreciate all the replies I received. I will check out the sources
which were provided. Thanks everyone--your help is very appreciated.
--
Purlytoo

Butterfly:
Yes, the plant is the Zebrina Pendula I mentioned. (Need some
coffee Miss Butterfly? LOL) Tiny flowers. Striped leaves. Very
pretty. The 'common name' is what I consider tacky to offensive.
I am not calling anyone here offensive. I just think it is time
to stop using that name. (see my first note.)
PAT

Butterfly wrote:

There is a plant by that name: ) Has very delicate and fragrant
blossoms : )
Butterfly (no, I do NOT know it's Latin name)

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Sandy:
I do not have that book. What is this design? Is it applique of
the plant Zebrina Pendula, which some call WJ? That always sounds
tacky to me, if not downright offensive to me, depending on the
sun, the moon, and my chocolate deprivation status! So I wonder
how the heck this block looks!
PAT in VA/USA

SandySmth wrote:
In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

Pat,
The pattern is a pieced pattern in the Brackman category "Stars Made Up of Many
Diamonds." An alternate name for the block is The Winding Blades. It looks like
a square with an X made with 2 rows of diamonds forming the lines from the
center to the corners. Hard to describe! There are also other blocks called
"Winding Blades." I looked for the pattern names on www.quilterscache.com, but
didn't find either of them.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Sandy:
I do not have that book. What is this design? Is it applique of
the plant Zebrina Pendula, which some call WJ? That always sounds
tacky to me, if not downright offensive to me, depending on the
sun, the moon, and my chocolate deprivation status! So I wonder
how the heck this block looks!
PAT in VA/USA

SandySmth wrote:

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern called Wandering Jew?

In Barbara Brackman's Encylopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, the pattern
Wandering Jew is listed as number 3786 and is pictured on page 459.

Sandy
in Chapel Hill, NC

On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 09:03:27 -0400, Pat in Virginia
wrote:

snip
. The 'common name' is what I consider tacky to offensive.
I am not calling anyone here offensive. I just think it is time
to stop using that name. (see my first note.)
PAT

Pat-
I did not name the pattern, I am merely trying to locate a source
for the pattern.
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Purlytoo