LovesHerScout

Hello! I am about to embark on my second quilt. The first one I made in high school for a project, and now I want to make one for my mom for her birthday at the end of February.

So, I'm curious if anyone can help me with a good pattern for a beginner, or a good block style that has great meaning from a daughter to a mother.

Any help would be appreciated so much!!!

Thank you!

Aurora

erstan947

http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....quilter&u=&s=0

This link will take you lots of treads from beginners asking for help. Check out advice offered them. This may help you on your search.

I like the rail fence for a beginner's quilt. There are lots of patterns to choose from. Keep up posted as you work on the quilt.:)

carolaug

Try the ten minute block (a few hours and its done)....very easy...or the Go Square block (I can make the top in a day). I have a bunch of free patterns on my blog. the link is on my signature.

ann clare

Nine Patch and Rail Fence are good patterns for beginners.

jazs2

Hello from West Virginia and Welcome to the group

SueDor

Hi from Ohio!

CarrieAnne

welcome!

MinnieKat

Welcome and Happy New Year from Minnesota!

Rail Fence was my firt quilt. Two other simple ones are Yellow Brick Road and Take 5.

maggie2122

Welcome from Michigan! My first quilt was the "Quilt in a day log cabin" by Eleanor Burns. I found it to be a great book, she is a wonderful teacher. I still have the book, with my little pieces of fabric attached! That was many, many moons ago! Your First Quilt Book (or it should be!) by Carol Doak is also an excellent book.

Jim's Gem

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

I like warm wishes, or rail fence or even the Yellow Brick Road pattern.