I've made several Take 5 and I always have a Yellow Brick Road in progress. Sometimes I just want to sew and not be too challenged with new techniques.

I have made 7 or 8 carpenter star quilts. Maybe more than that. I love to make them they are so fast and easy. Of course when you make that many they naturally are easy.

I like the "Baby Bunting" pattern- finihed three.

D9P, Log cabin, Morning Star, Chinese Coins, 9 Patch, Simple pinwheels are some of the pattens I have made many times, sometime for kids, men, women and or babies, just vary the fabrics and sometimes the size of the blocks.

Working on a one time pattern and it going really slow as I'm so used to zipping through the blocks named above. May in Jersey

Many yrs ago,I made 3 of the same miniatures for myself & 2 DDs.Lesson learned.Have never made any full size quilt more than one time.Guess I have a short attention span when it comes to doing the same thing over & ever.......& over :)

I do colour wash quite a lot,in between other things. Luckily, I've not tired of it yet as I try a different pattern with it each time.

lots but the frienship star is my favorite

I'm with you ... and sometimes with new fabrics and combination the pattern is brand new. See my photo <-- ... Pagoda; made many many and I never tire. Another is Yellow Brick Road and Cheese and Crackers, both by Terri Atkinson. I have also made numerous Irish Chains, Winning Hand and Log Cabins. I have enjoyed Four Patch Posies a few times.

Come to think of it - the fabric is my challenge and delight, not the pattern.

Me, too!

Me, too!