Up North

Welcome from Northern Michigan, You can do anything you set your mind to!! I'm new to quilting too. But am willing to experiment. Good Luck and have fun on the board with us.

ccbear66

What about the Disappearing 9-Patch. It is easy and will go together quick. Do a search on here and you will find the directions. Here is a link that to a picture that was just posted.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/8575.page
Welcome from Missouri. You are really going to like it here.

retrogirl02

Earlier someone mentioned the search feature and the disappearing 9 patch
http://quiltsatcs.blogspot.com/2007/04/disappearing-9-patch-tutorial.html
and here's another http://justpurelovely.typepad.com/justpurelovely/2008/02/project-a-tutor.html

Thanks for the suggestion. I see some 9 patch action in my near future!! :-)

DA Mayer

Look at the tutorials that ShellyQ has put out, she makes the method so easy to understand you'll be sewing at full steam again. You are going to have some fun...

Marcia

Welcome Deb!! Quilts for my grandkids are the most fun of all. How about the pattern Yellow Brick Road? It is fun and easy and you can put the whole top together from just a few fat quarters and a couple of hours of your time. Good luck and be sure to show us what you finally make!! Here is a link to the pattern so you can see what it looks like

http://webstore.quiltropolis.net/stores_app/Browse_dept_items.asp?Store_id=588&page_id=17

Joan

Take a look at Railroad tracks, it's pictured in my avatar. (my second quilt, by the way) It was very easy for a beginner. (I made it for my first grandson) Take a look at the website listed below, there are more patterns than anyone can count! What I've learned has been off the internet and this message board. It's all here.

http://www.quilterscache.com/

p.s.---welcome from sunny California
~Joan

mpspeedy

Retro girl,

I love the disappearing nine patch. I have been quilting 40 yrs and never seen that pattern. It will be great for my Linus quilts and baby quilts. Thanks for the links. My bookmark list is starting to look like the encyclopedia.

sewnsewer2

Welcome! I get a lot of my inspiration from magazines, websites and seeing what others do here. This is a fantastic bunch of people here, and everyone here is soooo talented!

Harmony

Welcome from Southern California! You'll find a lot of inspiration by looking at all the pics posted on this site. I also like the Fat Quarter Quilters
http://www.fatquarterquilters.com/ and the Fat Quarter Shop http://www.fatquartershop.com/. There's enough there to keep you busy for years! Also take a look at Quiltville.com--that lady is the Queen of Scrap Quilts (and our own ShadowDancer is the Reigning Princess!) Lots of inspiration out there!

jbsstrawberry

Welcome from Central Illinois Debmac. If you wanna get some quick motivation...take a look at the list and pics of the Blocks of the Month! Thats where I finally got the "ok I'm gonna DO THIS" bug after researching and wanting to quilt for a couple of years!!


Here's the link to the list page...just click it and you'll go right to it :)

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/841.page