Take a yard and a half of fabric and unfold it.......take another yard and a half of a coordinating fabric and cut it lenghwise and also at the fold which gives you 4 pieces for the border. Place the border pieces on the length sides first then the top and the bottom and you got a quilt top. Tie it or quilt it and bind it and wala. I've completed one of these in 12 hours before.

It was a marathon 12 hours....it was a last minute birthday gift for my 90 year old aunt and her birthday party was the next day......lol.

Where can I find a [attern for Disappearing Nine Patch?

http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....pattern&u=&s=0

take your pick

RAG QUILT!!!!!!super fast and super easy.No binding required.

this is a rag quilt that I cut out on day 1 and finished it on day2.

I would suggest quilt in a day! It is total reverible, because you quilt as you go.you can get a throw done in about 8 hrs. That is cutting fabric, batting, and sewing together!! It was the first quilt I made, and also my at the time 8 yr old son made!!

OK found it. Check out this site

http://www.sewvac1.com/Library/serger_baby_quilt.htm

The only thing I change is I use 6 in. for the width of each strip.

I like Eleanor Burns' 9 Patch Toss. It looks like you've put a lot of work into it but it's so fast and easy.

what a great fun quilt and soo easy..I will have to try this. I like to do quilts that are not always matching seams and points. very pretty!

E.Burns has a book on Irish Chain that is nice.

The easiest and quickest quilt to make are squares of at least 6 x 6 in. squares, sometimes same size batting included inbetween, depending on the thickness of the material. It's the shag quilt. You sew big X's in the middle between the two squares, leaving 1/2 inch on the edges, which you clip to make it shaggy and it's so quick. You can make it as big as you want. Here's one I made for my new granddaughter. Hope this helps.

This was an easy, no brainer. I love jelly rolls.

The easiest ones I make are string quilts. Just sew long scrap strips together onto a square muslin base . Then sew the squares all together in a pleasing design. I don't even put a border on them. They're pretty enough without borders. The best part of it is that you get to use up a lot of scraps. 8-)

This one was pretty easy I made it start to finish in 10 hours for my wife. It pretty much a quilt for kids but bigger.....

Billy

I am currently making up wall hangings and full size quilts for seasonal decor. Of course, I have already over committed myself for Christmas gifts. I will make 2 queen size Cmas quilts with a bit more hand work in them ie one machine quilted and one hand appliqed and hand quilted. Plus some other stuff.

I found a patten called 4-square plus. And quickly made three for Christmas. Have been looking for the Yellow Brick Road Pattern. Were can I find it??

Wow! This is beautiful! I wish I had material this pretty! Thanks for sharing! :-D

This is AMAZING? And you made it for your wife?? That is so sweet. My husband thought my reverse stitching was my machine "down-shifting," lol. Did you make it for a special occasion?

That's what I was thinking -- with 5" squares. You'll have a top in no time at all.

I think it was her B-Day present. She fell in love with the quilt I made her sister and since I had tons of left over fabric I just made her one that was a lap quilt. It is a nice spring summer quilt to have on the sofa.

But this is her sisters that I made..

Billy

strip piecing scraps on foundation

I found the D9 very easy I did it with 5 inch strips as a mystery for our guild. We had a lot of new quilters and did it with 3 colors everyone was so pleased with them and they sure look like more work than they are. I have 5 grandaughters and 6 grandsons that I am hoping to make them as Xmas gifts for .

a pinwheel quilt i did was the easiest one i can remember

Old fashioned string quilt! Fun, fast, and uses small scrappy strips up!

I agree - the disappearing 9 patch. Super easy and looks like you put in hours. There is also a pattern out there called "Come Climb with Me". It is a freebie but can't remember which site. Try to google it and it should come u

That is amazing! Keep up the awesome work!!

Oh yes, I like these.

I like this rag quilt. I also like to make these. You can clip while watching TV and they go fast.

dissappearing 9 patch, tube quilt or good old ramdom patch

Rail fence. Any size. Press your seam allowances in opposite directions when joining blocks. COuldn't be easier.

My first quilt was a strip quilt. My mother showed me how. I sewed the strips on newspaper and then took the paper off. I was so proud of it at the time. Now I look at it and see and the mistakes I made. But it's special to me because my mother helped me.

disappearing 9 patch (made from fat quarters)

also the strip tube quilting patterns are fun (I just did a table runner)

Thank You thank you thank you for all of these incredible ideas! I hope this can help other new quilters too!

I fussy cut some princesses and alternated them with four patch blocks. My DGD loved it and it was so fast and easy.

I love the Yellow Brick Road pattern. Clear cutting directions and easy piecing with no seams to match up.

1.Short Stacks by Black Cat Creations...

http://www.black-cat-creations.com

2. Yellow Brick Road (very popular)

http://www.fatquartershop.com

3. Ashley's Journey
can be found in the book "Piece of Pie"
or http://www.pieplatepatterns.com

Very simple but very beautiful quilts...

This scrappy version of Marcía's Sunny Lanes was very easy to make, and I did the 2" squares as my starters & enders for a long time before actually stitching it together.
http://www.quilterscache.com/S/SunnyLanesBlock.html

heart quilt. I got the pattern off of <about.com/quilting>
I think they called it a Valentine quilt