momto5

There IS a free pattern out there if you Google it....I'd love to tell you where but I don't remember...

thepolyparrot

This is the easiest pattern you can imagine - I've done 3 or 4 of them and I LOVE them because they look like so much more than what they are. They're Wickedly Easy on the byAnnie site: http://www.byannie.com/free-patterns/

They go together so fast, you won't believe it. And if you get enough contrast in there, it will just sparkle.

Here are the third (full size) and first one (king size) I made in Texas fabrics - the second Texas one (also king-size) went overseas with my husband and I didn't get a good picture of it:

EvelynJ

Love the tutorial Double Layer cake. that is so super easy and cute.

AUQuilter

To the poly parrot,

Thanks for posting the quilts you made using Wickedly Easy pattern. I had pulled that out of my notebook and got out FQs but wondered how it would look. Love the FQ patterns and those with multiple sizes.

thepolyparrot

AUQuilter, I think I had around 45-50 different fabrics, but this pattern looks good in a lot fewer fabrics and in a much more limited palette. I like the FQ patterns, too.

KyKaren1949

I love the Turning Twenty Pattern books. I also like the Yellow Brick Road pattern when you need easy and quick!

Lisa49

I love MSQ tutorials. They are the best and most fun and their daily deals are great.

coopah

The Take Five pattern is terrific. Fast & goes together well.

Jacqueline Lloyd

There is a easy and quick pattern for sale. It is Just Can't cut it .by All Washed Up. www.allwashesupquilts.com.
I love it have made over forty of them for gifts. The lap is like a twin size. I cut it in half and make two lap quilts, but have to buy extra fabric for the other boarder.
JRL

Sadiemae

The link didn't work for me, but I found a pattern here
http://www.stitchntimefabrics.com/sh...sku-AWU-01.htm