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    Go to Pattern

    I was wondering what people's "go to" pattern is? The one that you grab for a quick gift for someone or one you just love to make. Also why is this pattern the chosen one? I'm a newbie. My easy go to is the jelly roll race. No pattern, quick to make and still turns out beautiful. I also love Turning Twenty. Unfortunately I lost the pattern so I have buy it again.

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    Elisabeth Hartman "Small plates" pattern is my "go to". Easy, quick, infinite variation! Nice for adult or baby.

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    Quote Originally Posted by profannie View Post
    Elisabeth Hartman "Small plates" pattern is my "go to". Easy, quick, infinite variation! Nice for adult or baby.
    I will need to look this one up, may be something I could use also

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    I have Turning Twenty but haven't used it. I keep going to Warm Wishes and put my own personal twist on the pattern. I made main block 8" finished and the corner piece block are still 5.5" finished. I find it fun to try to be creative.
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    What pattern is the smaller square?

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    Lucky Stars, by Atkinson Designs is probably my favorite go-to pattern. It is very easy, and looks more complicated than it really is. They way she has the background is a bit larger than the stars, then you square it up, so you don't have to mess with matching points. around the star block are rectangles, you rotate them as you assemble, so there are very few seams to match. I have made several, no 2 look alike. I've used pastels, brights, regular quilting cottons, batiks, even used photos for the center squares.

    http://store.atkinsondesigns.com/sto...3&item_id=1017

    Check out her other patterns as well...she has many that are easy, but look more involved than they really are.

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    I like the Lucky Stars pattern as well for this purpose and for the reasons mentioned. The recipients always love the results.
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    Dresden plate is my all time favorite with nine patch and log cabin running close seconds. froggyintexas

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    D9P, Warm Wishes, Kaye Wood"s 6-hr quilt
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    All patterns from MSQC...Jenny Doan is the best when it comes to quick and easy...

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