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New Quilter
I am new to quilting, I want to make a memory quilt of special pieces of clothing for my little boy. Because I will be using all different types of fabrics, is there a certain pattern you would suggest? Hopefully fairly easy since I am new.
Thanks,
Leah
Thanks,
Leah
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Re: New Quilter
I just finished the same type of quilt! I used Quiltville.com's Stepping Stones and Bricks and used the clothes, curtains, etc. for my bricks. Amie
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I used the crayon box pattern from quiltville.com to make a quilt like that, I would suggest if you have any flimsy fabric use some sort of stablizer.
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I haven't done the Crayon Box yet, did it go together quick? Amie
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Welcome!
I would probably use a 9 patch.
I would probably use a 9 patch.
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Re: New Quilter
I once did a Memory Quilt for a lady whose husband had died when her son was little. She wanted to give it to him. I used Eleanor Burns "Nana's Garden." Her instructions make patterns easy. It came out beautiful. Good luck.
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Why not make it really easy and just cut squares...like 6" or 8" and sew them together.
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Amie I was amble to make the crayon box quilt in a day and a half.
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Leah, welcome to the forum! Hope you post often!
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It's your quilt. You decide how involved you would like the pattern. You can do it!! I wanna see pics when you're done 
