fatquarters

If my memory serves me there is a pattern called "seeds of time". That is a freebie on the net, it used Kansas troubles is I think it is maybe a log caching type pattern.

I also think that Kansas troubles would be great in courthouse steps and fatquarters would work great.
I can see Kansas troubles making a great nine patch too.

butterflies5518

Wow, what great information. Everytime the BF & I visit Joann's he walks out with fq's. He picks them for color only! I have a alot of them! Drives me crazy sometimes.

ellifour

my favorite fat quarter quilt is "Yellow Brick Road" each one looks so different, unless you are familiar with the patter you don't recognize it, and there is the "Turning Twenty"

simpsonfs

Laundry Basket Quilts has lots of scrappy quilts.

TammyB

There are numerous FQ patterns out there and I have the following books that I really like. Good luck.

5-10-15+ Fat Quarters by Jeanne Stauffer and Elisa Sims Albury
Fat Quarter Quilts - M'Liss Rae Hawley
Fast Quilts from Fat Quarters by Barbara Chainey

quiltsRfun

I recommend Eleanor Burns Quick Trip Quilts book. The Quick Quarter pattern uses all fat quarters. Bigger quilts use more fat quarters. I did a queen that used 28 fat quarters + fabric for the borders. I love that pattern and have made several more in smaller sizes.

TanyaL

Am I the only one that buys fat quarters to have the colors I want for log cabins?

krisgray

There are so many FQ books - Hawley, Karen Snyder, etc. Try going to your local library to see what they on the shelves.

Leonita

Yellow Brick Road. Just made one from KT fabric & other in same colorway for sis in law. turned out realyy nice. Have made many YBR & depending on fabric all look different.

crtwelvecats

here is a site for a 10 minute block that can be done with FQ's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgAZ3...eature=related