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I love the 10 min block. Sorry I can't include a pic but I'm posting from my iPhone.
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One of my favorites is to just make half square triangle blocks using a light and a dark. You can then arrange them into any log cabin layout.
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It depends on how complex we're talking. For an easy, quick quilt, I usually make Yellow Brick Road or a Turning Twenty. For something slightly more complex, I go to Log Cabin quilts or an easy block like the Ohio Star, Disappearing Nine Patch, etc.
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Mine would be the Turning Twenty quilt. Even if one doesn't have FQ's on hand, they can be cut from what is available from one's stash...
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Turning Twenty! It can be totally scrappy, but I prefer to use some of the same fabric in multiple blocks to give the quilt a bit of continuity. I made an Asian Turning Twenty for my daughter and a Turning Twenty with darker, more masculine colors for my husband. You can't tell I used the same pattern for both quilts.
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny
(Post 6601281)
This was a good stash-buster. But it was not quick and easy. I made it once; may do another (someday) with different colors.
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If I need to make a quilt quickly, I make a Rag Quilt - so easy, cutting and sewing do not have to be perfect, no borders or binding necessary, and no squaring up blocks!
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I like making tumbler quilts for children. the 30 min.quilt for lap quilts, and the turning 20 becomes 25 for a fast quilt to have on hand. there are hundreds I have saved but not made yet. I love making ohio stars and can't wait to do a bed size quilt with those.
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6-hour quilt for kids' size and D9P.
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 6598362)
Love BQ2 quilt by Maple Islands quilt. So easy you can make it in a day. I don't care for the 18" block but using EQ, I resized it so that the blocks are an easier 13.5" block.
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