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Oh so easy...you will do fine......Good Luck!
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Here are some easy free patterns and ideas for quilts for newbies.
http://www.thriftyideastoday.com/201...-start-to.html |
Yellow Brick Road is not only easy, it's very forgiving. I kept messing up the blocks but when it was assembled looked perfect.
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Originally Posted by katier825
Yes, it's easy. Another good one for beginners is Lucky Stars by Atkinson Designs. It's designed in such a way that there is very little matching of seams. The star part has an extended background that you trim back to the correct size after piecing. Then it's bordered all the way around with rectangles. Very pretty, I've done several.
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Originally Posted by carolaug
Here are some easy free patterns and ideas for quilts for newbies.
http://www.thriftyideastoday.com/201...-start-to.html |
Originally Posted by Mariposa
YBR is a great pattern. Just make sure to make the blocks in sets, as it states.
Her patterns in general are fun. The Lucky Stars is wonderful, since you don't have to match those points! :) Happy sewing, and please share pics! :) |
First quilt I made was Rails pattern ... three fabrics, and very forgiving. In fact, I made one in class and one at the same time at home. When I finished, I had two quilts. If I can make it, I know you can. Welcome, to the wonderful world of quilting and your new friends on the Board!
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there is also a free brick road pattern at the following link. I am working on one myself for a friend's daughter to take to college with her.
http://www.how-to-quilt.com/patterns/brick-road.pdf |
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