bonnyh

I'm looking for a pattern for a card trick block that does not require a bunch of HST, thus eliminating all the bias edgings? Any suggestions?

#1piecemaker

[ATTACH=CONFIG]386425[/ATTACH]Here is one that I made. It was easy. I did not cut anything on the bias. I just marked and cut them out. Bias cutting is used mainly for curves so that you have that stretcheyness you need.

dakotamaid

Knew I'd seen this somewhere, here it is:

http://kristaquilts.blogspot.com/201...-april-25.html

peacebypiece

#1Piecemaker---I made the card trick quilt last spring for a friend's grandaughter to take to college. All done in orange and brown prints (her high school colors). I don't have a photo of it; sorry. I used dark brown linen-look print sashnig, 1 1/2" wide between the blocks, and set it all on point. One of the easiest and fastest patterns I've done.

EasyPeezy

Here's a great tutorial that Rhonda made.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...k-t112790.html

ranger

I've used the instructions from Jan in VA.
If you open the link and scroll down almost to the bottom of the page, linhawk(she has an animated avatar) has a link posted for Jan's instructions.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...100648-12.html

bigsister63

I made this quilt using Elenor burn's winning hand pattern. Here is a posting of the quilt I made. Search " Card trick/Winning hand ". under Bigsis63 It is pretty easy and does not use HST.