irishrose

I think I have 1/4 yds and some FQs in my B/W box, so 9" may be a good size to try. The red is 2 yards so I'm covered there.

No specific size is needed. I would do at a least a large lap quilt or a twin size.

quiltsRfun

That would be my suggestion. Otherwise the final seam gets pretty tight and difficult to sew.

Peckish

Thank you! Have to repost it, apparently it didn't show as a picture but a link???

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Anyway. I've made a 10-minute block from both charm squares and a layer cake, and I would not go smaller than charms (5"). It was very difficult getting that center block in.

irishrose

Peckish, do you remember the size of your squares and were the centers the same size? I like the looks of that one.

Quiltngolfer

Peckish, I really like your quilt. How did you do the extras in between the blocks? I made mine with layer cakes. I tried the charms, but they were harder to work with. I think I would like 8 inch or larger squares.

Peckish

It was a layer cake, and I added a couple of 10" squares from my stash. The centers were also 10".

Thank you. The extra centers in between the blocks were done exactly the same way as the centers in the blocks.

lynnie

I did a whole quilt using 3" starter blocks. didn't know it was called a 10 min block, did mine by hand at work.