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I have made a 10 minute block using smaller strips and it does turn out very nice. Any yes, it is easy. I hope you can find something you can use.
Originally Posted by kensington
(Post 5318620)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTHlGGKMPM
You NEED to watch this video... it's called a 10 minute block, this one is a 20 inch block, and it looks very easy! 3 Seams and in a day or two you can have a nice quilt top. It calls for 10 inch squares of fabric for one 20 inch block. It looks so easy. You might try it. HTH. |
Hello, you might want to try the Goose in the Pond Quilt Block Pattern. It makes a 22 1/2" square. You make strips for part of it and then use part of the strips for the nine-patch portion and half squares for the rest. It is really easy. If you are unable to locate the free pattern just PM and I will send you a copy.
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Try the pattern, "Just Can't Cut It". Easy pattern to cut out and easy to sew together, all rather large pieces!
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These are some great ideas! Some days the fingers just don't work as well as others. I know JaneM100 will appreciate them; I sure do!
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Yellow Brick Road has pretty good sized pieces. I've made 4 and they went together quickly.
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Originally Posted by JANEM100
(Post 5318465)
I am looking for a pattern that uses large squares as i have parkinson's and can't work with small ones.
Thanks How about the 10 minute block. That would use large pieces and make large blocks for you. |
Originally Posted by MaryMo
(Post 5318488)
large size 9 patch in a scrappy style quilt ....
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Please show us what you've chose to make! :)
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