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Originally Posted by mizlee123
I'm a beginner, am just finishing up a lap sized rail fence quilt taught at my LQS. I want to start thinking about my next project (lap sized too) and am wondering what pattern you would suggest (for a beginner) I try next? Thanks!
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Yellow Brick Road is my favorite - Turning Twenty is a close sister pattern of YBR. Good luck and keep us posted!
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When I teach quilting I teach 3 basics. First rail fence second nine patch and then I teach monkey wrench.
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Yellow Brick Road
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:thumbup: Try a 6x6 the add 2" slashing around each block then sew them. Like Black always make a quilt Pop... or something in your main block. pick out a color as slashing.... Good luck with it.. :thumbup:
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Try the carpenters star, it's really easy. Just squares and triangles. There is a couple of websites that give the best instructions. It can be put together in quarters. One or two are on this board. :-D
One was called the 4 hour quilt instructions, and it did go together quickly, but for me (a beginner), it took longer. I did a post about it here. |
This is my standby when I want (or need a quick gift) instant gratification....Way fast and easy http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-130110-1.htm
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I like turning Twenty or Warm Wishes.
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Originally Posted by butterflies5518
My 2nd (just finished my 5th) was a sampler, I loved the creativity it allowed me to try new things. Whatever sparks your interest have fun!
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Hey Mizlee, I bought a book called "first time quilt making" it has small quilts in it. I use it when I need to make something quick. Am a dabbler so I use the books I bought, the internet and the group always knows where to go! This group is like having your best friend next door.
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