cindyb

Sometimes you just can't beat 'simple'. Love it.

sewingsuz

I have made one that is only the flimsy right now and when I get is sandwiched and quilted I will take a picture and show you.

quiltingshorttimer

Dina, for the quilts for the boys ranch check out MSQC Big Wonky Star quilts--go together fast and can be very manly if right fabric choosen. My guild used this pattern for a mentoring project with high school FACS class of boys and girls--works great cause the fabric really defines it.

ctrysass2012

I have done 2 of these. 1 was 42 squares of Kaffe with a fleece back for someone going to Denver for surg. Got a thank you that said it was perfect for snuggling on the way home. The 2nd was a 21 pc. with fleece baking that I am using as a lap quilt.

Jane Quilter

I saw on in the new keepsake quilting catalog that arrived today, called the "sunrise stag kit".

margied

I found this little ''book" 5.5" x 8.5" - Cutting Cake" by creeksidestiyches.com. it has four quilts in it plus ideas how to make changes to some of the blocks. I made one so far.

margied

I guess I misunderstood the question!!! :l

DonnaC

My mom wanted to learn to make a quilt, and that's exactly what we did. No muss, no fuss, just sewed the big 10" squares together and then I quilted it for her. I wouldn't have picked the colors she did (we used scrap fabric, basically, and most of it was Wal-Mart quality!), but I made no comments and just let her do it. She decided to use an old sheet for the back because she didn't want to spend money on backing. It now sits on the wooden trunk at the foot of my bed and reminds me of her every day. Not the prettiest quilt in my house, but the one with the most meaning.

Dina

Okay, here is what is on my design wall. I am pleased. Thanks again for all of the suggestions.

Dina

nativetexan

oh those are great fabrics! wonderful!!