Hello all
I am a newbie here, My name is Kathy and I would like to know as far as pre-cut 4" inch fabric squares to make a quilt just sew on machine w/1/4" inch seam? also how many will I need?
I know these are dummie questions but I am a NEW sewer too

Hello and welcome from Ontario.

No question is a dumb question. So first off, welcome to the board. Yes, 1/4 inch seam is standard in quilting unless a pattern states otherwise. As far as size, it depends on how big you want your quilt to be, each 4" sq will become 3 1/2 after sewn because of the seam allowance. Have fun quilting!

Hello from Idaho!

Yes, sew a 1/4" seam. How many will definitely depend on how big you want to make it...

Hi from Ohio! No dumb question here! Just the ones that are not asked.

Hi and welcome.

Hello and welcome from California!

Hello and welcome from Tennessee

Hi and welcome from Southern California!

Welcome to the board!!

A cut 4 inch square will finish to be a 3.5 inch square when you sew your 1/4 inch seams on all 4 sides. The number of squares needed will depend on how large you want your finished piece to be.

10 squares by 10 squares quilt (100 squares total) would make a 35" by 35" quilt.