http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTHlGGKMPM

tried this method this a.m. and it is fun and so easy...I had 4 1/2" sqs all cut so I used them and only basted to try the method and not waste my fabric...well it is sooooooo easy and took less than 5 minutes for the block..will be little more if i press of course

I tried one of the blocks last week and ended up making 2 quilts it was so fun and easy. I had 6 1/2" blocks already cut waiting for me to do something with them. Great fun.

Wow that is super...hope to see pics...think I will show my quilt group and see about doing a 6" block exchange and then make this quilt from those blocks...

I made a quilt in a day useing 10 inch blocks it looks great, love your colours

I looked at this video, and was stunned. How fun is this! As if I don't have enough projects started now!

I used this same method to make this bowtie quilt. I used 3" squares, so my blocks are a little smaller - but love the effect!

It looks easy.

That looks like fun...I have a bunch of 5" squares that I can play with..have to try it today

What a stunning quilt!

Wow, I am going now to try one. Thank you.

BOOKMARK!!

where can i purchase this 10 minute blocks book? tried to find it after watching video couldnt find it. thanks for the help.

Sue Fish that is awesome! I love it!!!!!! I am going to have to do this one for sure! Thanks!!

have been trying to find the 10 minute block book. watched the video but couldnt find the info to buy. help needed. thank you

It said to call your local quilt shop but I do not know other than that...think someone said connecting threads..

I have been working ona scrappy quilt doing this. I just need to sew the blocks together. Super fast...

I can't wait to try it. Looks like so much fun.

thanks for that. i also looked at fun and done and found that is evidently how I did my Hawaaian squares quilt. I just thought i figured it out myself. well, i did.hadn't seen fun and done before. quilt as you go actually but i like the backing being the seam covering on the front.

Am I the only one this seems a little wasteful of fabric to? I guess the time saved makes up for that... somehow tho, it twinges my thrift sense. LOL

Connecting Threads has the book on sale. I've only done practice blocks, and you lose a little of the center block, but all of the four background blocks are shown.

You also can order the book at http://www.d-originals.com It is $16.99 there. You might be able to get it at JoAnns too & use a coupon to save some money.

Outstanding!!!

Outstanding!!!

I really really like the looks better by using a larger block for the center...it fills in more of the whole block...

I saw this block last week here on the board and couldn't wait to try it. It was so quick and easy. I tried a few days later to go back to the message showing it and couldn't find it. Can someone send the link to it?

This is the practice block I made. I'm not sure what I'll make - maybe a table runner for the summer patriotic holidays.

Amazon has the book for $12.23 but it is not in stock at the moment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTHlGGKMPM

your block looks super

I found the book on Amazon - can't wait. Not on back order.

Thank you!!!!!!

I got mine from Connecting Threads they had them for $10.19 and with shipping it was $13.48

By making the middle square much larger and folding it back, you get the Drunkard's Path type look.

How do you make the middle square larger? Do you mean cutting it larger to begin with? If so, how much larger than the other 4 squares would you cut it?

I made one in a afternoon! Absolutely love this technique.

Thanks Sue - I have the UTube video bookmarked but what I was looking for was the thread that was on here last week discussing that block. Can anyone find it. I did the search but couldn't get it.

Super! I would love to purchase this book. Please tell me the author's name. [email protected]

I finally found it on amazon.com. Right now it is out of stock, but you can be placed on the waiting list. Its $12 plus shipping.

I found it on amazon.com and connectingthreads.com

Is this it? It's mentioned about 6 or 7 messages down.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-71736-1.htm

I'd like to know too!

I made my center block 1 1/2 " larger than the other blocks and could have gone 2" larger

I wouldn't do 10" squares but did like the smaller squares...guess best thing to do is just do a few sample pieces and see what appeals most to you