aorlflood

I would cut the pieces apart and do this with them, using the Maxine squares where she has the blue squares.

http://quilterscache.com/M/MorningStarQuilt.html

quiltlady37

At our last quilt retreat everyone was making pillow cases out of that fabric. They were really fun.

milp04

Hi Tinliz, Loretta and everyone,

Loretta thank you so much for replying with this block pattern. I saw a new quilter use this pattern for her first quilt several years ago. She did it using scrappy prints in country colors with creme stars. It was beautiful. The pattern she used was in an older magazine. I've been looking for this pattern ever since but I didn't know the name of it to search for it.

Have a Great Quilty Day!
Pam M

quilterj

I have wanted to buy this fabric too. I have a friend who likes maxine but also didn't know how to make it into a quilt.

MISHNJIM

Here is what one of my friends did...She did this on the front and back of the quilt.

hobo2000

I would make a wall hanging for my studio and a red arrow that I could attach to the proper square that warns people of my threat level each day. ROFL

tinliz

Thanks, good idea and would work with the uneven squares.
Tinliz

tinliz

Thanks for all the good ideas. ((HUGS)) to all of you. The only problem I have with this board is that I spend too much time here.:) Only sorry I did not find you a year ago when the only time I got out was to go to the doctor.

I am thinking a wall-hanging for my kitchen/sewing room. It would sure cheer the place up and I would still have a lot of fabric left to use for friends and smaller projects.

Maxine is a Robert Kaufman fabric.

dispatchernut

I bought the fabric also and don't know what to do with it. Just love Maxine. Ideas please!!
Marge

lclang

Insets for a table runner, wall quilt, potholders, notebook or journal covers, purse pockets,"crabby" lap quilt, Kindle cover, laptop sleeve, lunch bag, lots of ideas.