I agree that a jelly roll quilt would be quick and very easy to quilt. I can usually complete one in 4 days. It takes me 4 days because I work full-time and only sew in the evenings. Night 1 - cut 40 -- 2 1/2" strips WOF and sew them together end to end (cut 18" off the first strip you use). Night 2 - Sew the strips into the top and sandwich quilt layers. Night 3 - Quilt with a straight line on the inside of each strip or do a stitch in the ditch. I think straight line inside each strips looks nicer. I've done decorative stitchings on each seam line but that takes a long time because it's decorative. Square up and sew binding to one side. Night 4 - Sew down binding by hand. I usually give it wash on night 5 and it's ready to go. This is my favorite charity quilt to make with novelty fabrics. I made myself one using Halloween strips and it's as cute as can be.

DP 9 is my favorite also. No matching patterns, just squares.

A rail fence goes together quickly.

Dina

Doesn't matter what you make, she will love it!!

What a sweet person to go all that distance to visit a sick friend!! :o

I 2nd the idea of Warm Wishes. I can do a lap sized in a weekend

You are just a gem for doing this .. Safe trip! I am stuck on the 10 minute block; I did a lap quilt in rectangles for a friend for Christmas- maybe that would work.

The 10 minute block is sooo fast! Also, turning twenty. The jelly roll makes a fast lap quilt. Wish I was there to help you. Hugs.

My favorite quick quilt is Just Can't Cut It, big pieces and sews together like a dream!

I agree it is mine also avery simple to make and it is just beautiful.

what a nice thing to do for a dear friend i like to just sew blocks togatehr like 9 patches goes fast