This is for Janet My, she was curious to know if you could do a 10 minute block as a QAYG, here are some that I did. You will notice they are basically done with no set pattern as I was just trying to learn and experiement with new techniques (well new to me anyway since Im a total newbie). Anyway, here you go:

Each one is beautiful! Great job.

Beautiful AND quick!

these are beautiful! did you do the quilting as well? i've made a baby quilt using this technique and i'm very pleased. it was easy and fun! did you find it fun also?

these are beautiful! did you do the quilting as well? i've made a baby quilt using this technique and i'm very pleased. it was easy and fun! did you find it fun also?

all are great, but i like the .97 one the best :D

Great job. Awesome work on all your projects!

Thanks for showing your quilts. They are terrific and I like the variety of your fabrics.

Nicely Done Thank you for sharing!

Oh I find the whole process fun from beginning to end. I pieced all the blocks, then cut a backing piece and a batting piece for each block (I dont make exact cut-to-fit backing and batting because I always square up after I quilt each piece). Sandwich those 3 pieces (I use either 505 or fusible batting by Hobbs), and quilt however you like. Its very easy to free motion or STD a block that is approx 19". After quilting I square each block, attach the joints and bind. It actually goes together pretty quick.