five minutes more quilt - posted in Hobbies & Crafts: hi mot sure if anyone can help me but im looking for a quilt pattern like whats on the kids show five minutes more. The quilt block finishes at 10" square, and the quilt pattern includes 18 Five Patch Chains alternated with Snowball blocks. Quilt Block Patterns Pattern Blocks Quilt Blocks Quilting Projects Quilting Designs Blue Quilts White Quilts Charm Quilt Man Quilt 5 minute block quilt. The book is worth getting. FREE Video - 5-Minute Blocks by Suzanne McNeill This excellent how-to video demonstrates techniques of block quilting so that you can learn to do your blocks in just five minutes. Small block uses 2 7/8" x 5 1/4" makes 5 1/4" block.
Suzanne did this video exclusively for Design Originals, and shows you how to acheive four different looks.

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Free quilt patterns of all types and sizes, including bed quilts, lap quilts, baby quilts, miniatures and more. I love everyone of the patterns. Each pattern has a different size of fabric to cut. The basic block is Large 10" block uses 5 1/4" x 10" fabric pieces. ... to assemble. We’ve collected some of our favorite free quilt patterns for beginners and more along with our recent and beautiful fabric collections, divided by the manufacturer. Fast, easy and pleasing to the eye, the 5-minute block technique forms a wonderful triangle that can give you many different looks! Many of the free quilt block patterns are designed with the beginner quilter in mind; however, the free quilt block patterns look complex enough to satisfy any level of quilter. Five furry friends live on a magical patchwork quilt made up of pictures of wonderful places such as a castle, a boat, a forest and a fantasy planet. See more ideas about Quilt blocks, Quilts, Pattern blocks. I have the Five Minute Quilt Block book. By using 4 blocks and rotating each of them, you get a different larger quilt block. Another reason for using five inch blocks is to create a secondary pattern. For those quilters wanting a little more of a challenge, five inch quilt blocks might be the answer -- smaller blocks usually means more blocks to make. Instructions by Janet Wickell.