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Double Slice quilt by Jenny Doan. It is great for using larger scraps of fabrics (10" for her pattern) but you could easily change the size of the squares you use. Easy to chain piece, very little matching of seams and no borders needed. One of the few patterns I have used more than once.
That was a neat D9P that you made EmiliasNana. I like your precise color placement.
Easy and Quick is BQ2 by Maple Islands quilt:
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A Good Friend, like an old quilt, is both a Treasure and a Comfort
the fastest quilt ever to make with a jelly roll is a split rail. you can separate your strips into 3 piles - light, medium and dark or just toss them in a pile and randomly pull out 3 at a time. I love to do these when I just feel like accomplishing something quickly or to use as the wrapping for a small basket full of baby necessities as a shower gift. (I pull it around a bowl shaped basket like you would cellophane and tie with a big bow.)
How about doing a 1600, and you could do the one where you randomly add a 2.5 inch square.
How about a rail fence quilt, just sew strips together, cut apart and you have a quilt. There are a few on MSQC that would work as well, but I can't remember their names right now.
My favorite to use with charm packs is the "Disappearing 9 Patch". It's quick, easy and looks nice when finished.
Families are like old quilts....although they tend to unravel at times...each can be stitched back together with love.
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