RedGarnet222

I don't have a suggestion really. But I bought a few butterick patterns on friday while they were on sale. One was a sewing tote that has many different fabrics making up the whole tote.

While reading the requirements, I noticed that it calls for fat quarters. Even the pattern companies are jumping on board here using them.

sash

katier, do you have a picture of the Lucky Star quilt you could post? I would love to see it.

Thanks again everyone.

katier825

I have a few in different colors! Here you go.

SNUGQUILT

I too have the luck stars pattern. Have used it MANY times. I have made one for 4 grandsons and include their picture as the center block. (I do them after their 1st birthday..so there's 12 pics of them!). It is a fun and simple pattern.

quiltingmimipj

Those Lucky Stars are really pretty. That pink and green one stands out though.

RedGarnet222

Here is thier site on line.... They have great patterns.

http://www.atkinsondesigns.com/patterns/

katier825

I did something similar when my granddaughter was born. I would have posted it with the others, but could only attach 3 pics.

katier825

Thanks...I really like that one too. That was all made from my stash. I even pieced the back with 10" blocks of leftovers. I thought I had a picture, but can't find it.

quiltingmimipj

I love Karen Snyder's book "bundles of fun." Most of the quilts require twelve fat quarters.

Dix

My favorite fat quatrter is Just Can't Cut It. I have made several. You can find the pattern in most quilt shops.
Dix