10 minute quilt block quilts

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Both of these quilts will be classes at the Corn Wagon this quarter. If you can tell I like quilts that can be done in a timely manner and both of these are very fast and very, very fun. The first quilt is called the "10" Minute Block quilt. I don't know exactly how long this technique has been out but I just found out about it last month. The pattern is from Susan McNeil, she is famous for her patterns used from pre-cuts. This one is from 10" layer cakes and yardage. I used the Reunion line…

Our education demonstration for March was the 10-minute quilt block. It uses squares of fabric and by folding and sewing the block in sections, a dimensional square inside a square block is created. Teri showed the basics of how to make the block and showed several quilt tops that used the 10-minute block. Go Here to see how to make the 10-minute block!

Let the fun begin… without looking take a strip from the paper bag and sew each small scrap that you selected to this strip. Once the ...

Make a quilt in a fraction of the time using this simple method.

It's the first day of summer and here in Arizona and it is HOT, HOT, HOT! It's definitely time to hole up in my studio and make new things until cooler weather is with us again. This year I got back from my latest trip and started studio clean up. Usually that process begins with putting away my scraps from recent projects, but this time I was confronted with this image. What a wreck! Not only can I not find anything in my scrap drawers, but I also can't fit any more in those drawers. As yo

Each year, the Springville Museum of Art (Utah) has one of the best quilt shows in the country. It features award-winning quilts from Utah...

I stumbled across a video of the 5 minute block by Suzanne McNeill and thought I would give it a try. It seemed pretty simple. The video didn't give any measurement instructions so I did my own calculations. Here my still shots or you can watch the video linked here. 3 strips, 3 1/2 x 6 inches Fold one of the strips (that will make the triangle on the block) in half, wrong sides together. Sandwich the folded piece between the other two pieces, right sides together. I had to pin mine because…

Make a quilt in a fraction of the time using this simple method.