Beautiful --- just the color my great niece wanted in hers! Thanks for idea.

Very cool looking quilt. I love the design a lot!!

It is so cute. I love it. I have to say I have never used a one inch border but I really like the way it looks. Hope you don't mind, it is now on my list to try.

The fabrics you chose were amazing

Ireally like the block. The colors are great

Absolutely not! Depending on the design, I think the one inch borders can really set off a quilt.

The appliqued square is one thing I like about this pattern and it gives it some dimension. I used a blanket stitch on my machine to do the applique. You could also use a decorative stitch; however, none of these fit the modern look of the fabric.

The rectangles are 5.5" x 10.5". The squares are 4.5" x 4.5" These are cut measurements. The sashing is 2" wide. You will be cutting two of the rectangle/square blocks in half and sewing a 1 1/4" strip of sashing to one end (the end with the half square), making sure you are placing the smaller sashing on the outside edge. This causes every other row to be off set. The pattern goes into how to cut the pieces to avoid wasting fabric. I have 13 full blocks and 4 half blocks. Finished size is 70" x 80" Again, the name of this pattern is Ten Minute Tiles by Mary Lou Hallenbeck.

I don't think I have seen this pattern before but I like it. Yours is
pretty and love the fabric.

I really like it - your fabric colors are perfect for this pattern.

Didn't that turn out nice. Great job!

Thank you.

Unique comes to mind. Very nice looking quilt. Thanks for sharing.

Stunning quilt! Love those fabrics :D:D:D

Very nice! I love your choice of fabrics. I'm not brave enough to use stripes!

Love the colour combination and the design. It looks really great!

Unique. Very eye catching. Love it.

like this quilt a lot---- your choice of fabrics great

I love your variation! I might just have to make one of these!!

Very nice quilt.

the colors are awesome....love the quilt

love this quilting technique

I think this would make a perfect quilt for a male, even with the polka dots which I usually think of as feminine.

great job, thanks for sharing

Very nice pattern and I love the colors. :):):)

great look!!!!!! :-D :-D :-D :-D

Your quilt is so cool! Perfect fabric choices :thumbup:

Raksmum, The fabrics in my quilt, including the stripe were totally not something I would normally choose, but for some reason really caught my eye. I'm glad I choose to cut the stripe on the diagonal, even though it took more fabric.

The colors you chose are great! This quilt really pops!

Many have mentioned using the washable Elmers school glue stick...I hadn't realized you could use the white washable liquid glue as well! I almost donated about 10 bottles of it, left from school supply buying fever, when it was 25 cents a bottle last fall. I'm guessing you could get that tiny spout @ any pet supply store, medical supply, as well as farm & fleet type places. Seems like pet supply places would be cheaper than medical supply.
"We" need to make a list of great seasonal sewing supply deals; school supplies are typically August to October...some start as early as July. Love when they go clearance! Thanks a bunch!

fun ! and not square ! how did you decide what that would work out? long fabric layout?

That sure makes a striking quilt.

Sorry, I forgot to tell Rexene what a great design this is. I love the look & think I would use the "3-block seam" by O'Neill to sew it up quick. I love sashing, cornerblocks, & center-set blocks on point. Thanks for a great inspiration...beautiful!

Beautiful!

Looks great! Nice job!

Love it!

Wow! That fabric really makes the quilt!

What is the name of this pattern and is there a tut on it? It is very different and looks fun.

As stated above, the name is 10 Minute Tiles by Mary Lou Hallenbeck. Check back on page 6 and I give the sizes of the squares, rectangles and sashing. More info is on page 1, where I started the thread.

Very striking

wonderful!