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Bamagal 09-09-2013 03:06 PM
Originally Posted by cathyvv (Post 6279867)
Fence rail. It doesn't get much easier than that.
Actually, I'm getting ready to do this for our King Size Bed!!

grandme26 09-09-2013 03:33 PM
Originally Posted by AlienQuilter (Post 6280111)
How about an old fashioned Log Cabin? You can use the colors in your room. Use 2 1/2" strips and a 2 1/2" center and you will wind up with 14 1/2" blocks. 36 blocks and a couple of borders to drape down the sides of the bed. Fast quilt and timeless.
This is what I did for the first quilt I ever made, and then a year later, for Christmas, I made two more king size for out two married daughers, and a twin size for our son. I made all three is a week before I had to go in for surgery.
This was over twenty years ago.

G'ma Kay 09-09-2013 05:27 PM
I made my daughter a king sized dp9 that she is very fond of. The LA quilter made it look awesome with lots of feathers, so it doesn't look so simple.

DOTTYMO 09-09-2013 09:22 PM
How about using layer cake for 10minute block.

GrannieAnnie 09-09-2013 09:33 PM
Originally Posted by lynnie (Post 6281271)
haaa! I once bought a button and had to make a lined jacket around it. everyone noticed that button, thugh
LOL, but I certainly know what you mean

margie77072 09-10-2013 08:15 AM
Thanks ladies for the great suggestions. I was just about to post a similiar question!

bigsister63 09-10-2013 08:50 AM
Originally Posted by linynp (Post 6282334)
Believe it or not a swoon quilt. Fast chain piecing use 16 stars and its a king size
Thanks for this quilt name! I ordered it! (of course) from www.thinbleblossoms.com as download. It looks like this pattern is made from flying geese and HST and not strip peicing. I did see another tut for this that did use stripe peiceing. Actuall I thought that looked harder and you would have to read a long or down load all pages (and there seemed like a lot of pages).

omacookie 09-10-2013 09:14 AM
Dig out your orphan blocks, sash them and make your top. That way it has all the colors in it and your sashing could be the uniting color. Hugs

maminstl 09-10-2013 10:55 AM
Love that Swoon pattern - just bought it and know exactly what fabric I want to use.


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