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Kaye Woods - 6 hour quilt! Easiest I have ever made - long ago my 8 and 11 year old girls made several. All I did was cut and bind.
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I like warm wishes or a BQ pattern. Quick and easy.
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I edited my 6 hour quilt one but it didn't show up. Years ago, my 7 and 11 year olds made several. All I did was cut and bind
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I agree with Rails. It is quick and easy and looks good.
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Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 4613657)
Yellow brick road.
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Maple Island has a quilt called "Hot Shots" it is easy.
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I agree, the ten minute block!!
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Does your daughter already know how to sew? If so, then she's likely to do well with any of the suggestions posted. (Note that I personally found the Yellow Brick Road pattern impossible to follow:(, others love it.)
If your daughter doesn't sew, then a big 4 patch is about as basic/easy as you can get. It is a good beginner quilt because it teaches straight line sewing, matching corners, and allows the beginner to get to know the sewing machine without the pressure of having to make a lot of blocks - a quick success that builds confidence. Once the big 4 patch is made, your daughter could decide to make a more complex set of blocks and use the 4 patch as a backing. Good luck and have fun with your daughter! |
The disapearring 9 patch is the easiest quilt I've found and it looks difficult.
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Rail fence or 4 patch
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