Oh, the horror!!  

The pattern book was delivered this afternoon and the front cover shows a different  title .... "Wanderer's Wife" ... with an explanation for the new politically correct name saying that the word Gypsy is considered culturally insensitive.

That is not the horror I am upset about.

I am horrified after flipping through the pages and seeing all of the instructions referring to dainty measurements of 5 1/8" and 4 7/8" and 2 7/8".  I feel a full-blown attack of nausea coming  on. I'm not sure if I have a handy-dandy little ruler with 1/8" measurements. Most of my rulers are great 24" brutes ....

Plus the cover art on my booklet does not resemble the photo I shared on the forum today. Obviously previous stitchers of this quilt felt free to "wing it" with their creations ......

Okay, after gulping down some ice water and fanning myself with the Wanderer's Wife booklet I went and checked my stash of smaller Omnigrid square rulers. Yep. I'm okay. I can get DH to custom-cut some of those old square rulers to the sizes I need.  After all, he is not doing anything else with his fancy band saw or his buffing wheel these days ...

If you have the book that looks like the quilt I showed in my photo I would be very grateful if you would please loan it to me.

I cannot find it anywhere .... it is as if it has been banished or "vanished" because of the politically incorrect title and it is the pattern I truly want to make.

The book I was sold is the third edition. The quilt on the cover of my booklet is not nearly pretty as the one in this photo. Does your book's cover have the nice block of teal and white HSTs?  If it does would you trust me enough to play long-distance lending library so I could photocopy it on my HP printer?  I will gladly cover postage both ways.

Yes indeed my dear Jane has started and stopped more often then it’s been on!  That being said, I am challenging myself to get the top together - not by Christmas, but into new year!

Judy,

    Just a comment about those 1/8 and 7/8 measurements!

whenever I see them, I look to see of they are for making HST and QST.  And if so, I round up, cut the larger size , make my blocks and trim them to size!   Just my comment!

I will try to find it when I get back from out of town, but it may be a while before I find which box it's in.  

In the meantime, it looks like Amazon has one for around $21.  And it's the Second Edition.  I heard that there was an error in the First Edition, but I don't know anything specific about that.  

https://www.amazon.com/Gypsy-Wife-Kingwell-Quilting-Booklet/dp/B00YWL1ZJS/####?crid=2W5AQ7FLD2VW4&keywords=gypsy+wife+quilt+pattern&qid=1636520634&sprefix=gypsy+wife+quilt%2Caps%2C222&sr=8-1 

Well, I looked on my bookshelf and it was not there, which means that it is in a box of books that I have not yet unpacked.  I will try to figure out which one, but it will likely be a while.

Another idea - have you tried Interlibrary Loan?  I was trying to find the ISBN number, but never did.  But in looking, I found another one for sale for $28.

https://www.quiltedmoose.com/shop/c/p/Gypsy-Wife-Book---Jen-Kingwell-Designs-x56411849.htm#:~:text=Gypsy%20Wife%20Book%20%2D%20Jen%20Kingwell%20Designs%20%2D%20858499005026 

Jonna, sadly both of those links you found for me show the same booklet that I already own. 

The title of the booklet says "Gypsy Wife" but the artwork shows the design of "Wayfarer's Wife" the redesigned pattern. For some reason the Australian designer is selling the booklet under two different titles ...

Thank you, Ellen! 

That is a very valuable comment and I certainly will remember that gem!