Check out the quilts in the book Schnibbles Times Two:
http://www.amazon.com/Schnibbles-Tim...dp/1564779866/
Our library has this book; yours might too.

Check out Moda Bakeshop - it is loaded with pre-cut easy projects - you would be surprised how much is there - also check Bonnie Hunters blog - she uses scraps but her patterns are step by step with pics so very easy to follow along - Bonnie has a pattern called scrappy bargello - your layer cakes would work for that. Another good site with pre-cut patterns is Missouri Star Quilt Co - they have tons of charm pack and layer cake patterns - you could make a lot with your layer cakes - good luck and don't forget to show us your quilt.

Oh, these look lovely and easy too.

I remember seeing several color graduated French braid table runners and maybe even some quilts. I need to revisit the pictures files! Oh, these sound so good and maybe even easy!

This would look great in solids! I should think you could start with squares of any size and just go for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZfnR...EF21A981F69C28

Absolutely! I thought of this when I mentioned the D9P, but lost the thought again.

Hmmmm! Why is it that I finally find the right thing and then have to buy more cloth? This time it would be the Moda Honey Bun (1.5 strips) in black. I never can have things sent here to India because postage costs so much. Once again this would require waiting until we come home next year. Groan!

I like the Double Slice Layer Cake. I don't have a link or a picture, but you can google it and find it.

I haven't watched it, but here's a link to the Double Slice Layer Cake tutorial on Missouri Quilt Company:
http://vimeo.com/29275883

So I am really curious how you got the Missouri Quilt Company tutorial loaded into Vimeo. That was a top quality presentation.

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