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I am not sure you could do this with 4 colors, but I saw one that was different width strips pieced......to a little bigger than the finished size. Then you cut about 1/4 off vertically, flip it and add it back...You can also add in a sashing if you wanted.
It was adorable! And easy. You could also add a small applique to it (like an airplane, ball or flower) to spice it up a bit. |
Originally Posted by janice4
Any quick ideas that look like more ?? With about 4 colors...
Here is the link to a tutorial, remember she is using 10 inch square, the 5" charm packs make a great baby quilt. Robert http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgAZ3_xdkGw |
Dissapearing nine patch...big blocks say 12" You can be done in an afternood. It is my fallback!
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Originally Posted by janice4
woo hoo easy pinwheels check that tutorial !!thank everyone ;)
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I love this quick super-sized 9-patch one. I've made many of them for baby quilts.
http://www.quiltmaker.com/patterns/details.html?idx=184 |
Well, now I want to try a pinwheel quilt for my first try. Thank you for this site,love it. Take care. Linda |
Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
My all time super favorite baby quilt....its fast, and PINWHEELS! lol
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2009/03/...aby-quilt.html You don't HAVE to use a charm pack if you don't have it just cut the yardage to the appropriate size! |
Kay Wood has a 6-hour quilt pattern. Although it takes me more that six hours to make it. I use it a lot for baby gifts.
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Originally Posted by kateyb
I, personally like pinwheels for a quick quilt. I have done a baby quilt in 3 days this way. Put a shashing in between and simple machine quilting (SITD) or use a decorative stitch in the machine and it's good to go.
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Rail fence for one.
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