There IS a free pattern out there if you Google it....I'd love to tell you where but I don't remember...

This is the easiest pattern you can imagine - I've done 3 or 4 of them and I LOVE them because they look like so much more than what they are. They're Wickedly Easy on the byAnnie site: http://www.byannie.com/free-patterns/

They go together so fast, you won't believe it. And if you get enough contrast in there, it will just sparkle. :)

Here are the third (full size) and first one (king size) I made in Texas fabrics - the second Texas one (also king-size) went overseas with my husband and I didn't get a good picture of it:

Love the tutorial Double Layer cake. that is so super easy and cute.

To the poly parrot,

Thanks for posting the quilts you made using Wickedly Easy pattern. I had pulled that out of my notebook and got out FQs but wondered how it would look. Love the FQ patterns and those with multiple sizes.

AUQuilter, I think I had around 45-50 different fabrics, but this pattern looks good in a lot fewer fabrics and in a much more limited palette. I like the FQ patterns, too. :)

I love the Turning Twenty Pattern books. I also like the Yellow Brick Road pattern when you need easy and quick!

I love MSQ tutorials. They are the best and most fun and their daily deals are great.

The Take Five pattern is terrific. Fast & goes together well.

There is a easy and quick pattern for sale. It is Just Can't cut it .by All Washed Up. www.allwashesupquilts.com.
I love it have made over forty of them for gifts. The lap is like a twin size. I cut it in half and make two lap quilts, but have to buy extra fabric for the other boarder.
JRL

The link didn't work for me, but I found a pattern here
http://www.stitchntimefabrics.com/sh...sku-AWU-01.htm