10 minute quilt block

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

I want to warn you this post is picture intense! I was out cruising the web looking at You Tube videos for some new quilting ideas and found one demonstrating an idea they called the 10-minute block. The premise looked quick and do-able. I want to make a 48" by 72" quilt. I decided that an 8" finished block would be the best choice for giving me the exact size I wanted. This size of block means you are dealing with 4 1/2" size pieces. I think the last seam is a bit fiddly and possibly…

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Batik 10 Minute Block Quilt finished - a quick and easy quilt block to make a quick and easy quilt with different options.

I thought I was almost finished with the quilt and was ready to sew on the last border. I laid it on the bed and decided I would like it twi...

Have you seen the 10 Minute Quilt Block? (Find the tutorial at this link.) I had never heard of it until Thursday evening when I went to my quilt group and a friend demonstrated how it is made. So simple! Then another member of my group shared that she had just finished a quilt top made out of these blocks. When I saw her quilt, I was hooked! Perfect for the scrappy quilter! Here is my first try at the block: Inspired by my friend's quilt which is completely made out of dot fabrics and is so…

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

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

The best kept secret in quilting gifts is Suzanne McNeill's 10 Minute Quilt Blocks . I made 3 different versions of this quilt for Christm...

This is Lori's Ten Minute Block quilt and she asked for a simple free hand water design and just an echo in the brown curved diamond shapes. This is a really fast quilt to make and I have included a link to the YouTube video with instructions. Lori hand dyed the backing but it was a tone on tone print that didn't really match the design on the front. So she said to use the solid back side instead. When I went to quilt it I had to double check with her that she wanted me to use the back of…