marla

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

meme40

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.

DeniseB

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

Bev

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-)

Lostn51

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

betlinsmom

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.

Sadheart

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??

meme40

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

Ps 150

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?

GailG

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