Originally Posted by
Gemm
While I haven't made one, there are a lot of three-yard quilt patterns that I think would fit this requirement. This video shares some ideas that use big chunks of a focus fabric so they would certainly fit the "quick stitch together" plan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...PCH8rbM&t=487s
There are a ton of these three-yard quilt patterns available. Good luck!
Originally Posted by
Onebyone
Who uses felt in a quilt? For the small ages I'd use panels. For the teens I'd make big strips and blocks No pattern needed. I made a teen boy a quilt using six inch wide long strips sewn together cross wise. He took it to college.
I don't use felt for anything except for a Bible Story graphic set that was given to me for my birthday several years ago. However I did ask about this comment and was told that someone had made a felt storybook and the felt interfered with the treatment of another child. Don't how and did not ask. Just cannot have felt anything in my stash of gifts. I will take the gifts to her and then leave. I've worked in the medical field over 35 years and do not want to see anymore children that are fighting death.
The 3-yard quilts are what I will be doing for the older kids-twin bed size. Children grades 3 & under will get a junior size quilt and kids 2-4 will get the adult lap quilt as these are what fit each age group according to my contact.
To quilt, To quilt, To quilt I will go so if I'm absent a few weeks I ask that you all say a prayer for my kids and me as I work to finish these quilts. Thanks.