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Old 08-26-2022, 06:27 PM
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Default Attractive "Quick" blocks to make.

It would be interesting to hear what “Quick”, but attractive blocks you like to make. In keeping in the same thought process, what blocks to you like to make together that play well with each other. In other words if you want to use two different quilt blocks next to each other in your quilt, which two seem to look good together.

Example: A pinwheel next to a 16 patch, looks good and make for a very interesting design.
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Old 08-27-2022, 05:08 AM
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There was a fabulous quilt consisting of nothing but large half square triangles (6” finished) posted by someone on another board. It used Tilda fabrics, each block made up of 1 pattern and 1 solid. The free pattern is here: https://www.tildasworld.com/wp-conte...ners-Quilt.pdf

It was very similar to the quilt Cat-on-a-Mac made with Kaffe fabrics (half print/half solid) that is being discussed here:Is this your quilt? I call it "framed HST"...

A nice easy and “safe” way to use big colorful prints.
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Old 08-27-2022, 08:56 AM
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I have made a couple baby quilts from this pattern. They turned out beautifully! The pattern is easy, and fun to make with a main theme fabric and supporting fabrics. I alternated the position of the main fabric from block to block (large piece, small pieces) to give the quilt more variety. https://weallsew.com/project-linus-s...quilt-pattern/
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very interesting blocks
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Old 08-27-2022, 10:07 AM
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My go to quick two block pattern is the Warm Wishes quilt. Pattern choice is the key to an elegant quilt. Here is the free pattern
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Old 08-27-2022, 11:24 AM
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My latest fast block is Hugs and Kisses. Charm, scrappy friendly. Snwball two oppisite corners and done.

https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/easy...attern-2821742
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Old 08-28-2022, 03:43 AM
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I like square in a square and a simple 9 patch together from scrappy fabrics.
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Old 08-28-2022, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Synnove View Post
I have made a couple baby quilts from this pattern. They turned out beautifully! The pattern is easy, and fun to make with a main theme fabric and supporting fabrics. I alternated the position of the main fabric from block to block (large piece, small pieces) to give the quilt more variety. https://weallsew.com/project-linus-s...quilt-pattern/

This quilt does look easy, For project Linus, quick, easy and spectacular is a bonus. I donate many quilts each year to PL. Often I just try out new patterns and then check that try off my list. The "spectacular" quilt pattern has now jumped on my list. Thanks for the good idea and website.
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Originally Posted by Synnove View Post
I have made a couple baby quilts from this pattern. They turned out beautifully! The pattern is easy, and fun to make with a main theme fabric and supporting fabrics. I alternated the position of the main fabric from block to block (large piece, small pieces) to give the quilt more variety. https://weallsew.com/project-linus-s...quilt-pattern/
thank you, this is a fun quilt pattern and I think I have some fabrics that will work well in it…. Will add to my list, I see it is 20 ish pages to print, so will just save it.
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SuzSLO, thank you for the link, that is gorgeous!
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