woven bricks
simple squares
simple squares
Use 7 1/2” blocks, cut 5 ½“ +2” = 7 ½” block (7b wide x 8 high) = 52.5 x 60 for Southwest Family Advocacy - Teens
Use 7 1/2” blocks, cut 5 ½” + 2” = 7 ½” block (6b wide x 7b high) = 45 x 52.50 for Southwest Family Advocacy - Children
simple squares
simple squares
simple squares
zig zag
simple squares
zig zag
Uses 7” blocks + borders (6b wide x 7b high) to complete a 45 x 50 quilt for Southwest Family Advocacy Children
Use 6” blocks (7b wide x 7b high) resulting in a 42 x 42 Hospice Lap Throws
Twin Size
Uses 6” squares (9b wide x 12b high + borders) resulting in a 64” X 82” quilt for Ryan House Twins
Stacked slab
Four Patch Variation
Uses 4 ½” X 20 ½” & 10 ½” resulting in 50” X 64” or 60” X 80” quilt for Southwest Family Advocacy
Teens - Hospice of the Valley Twin Size - Ryan House Twin 60 x 80
Four Patch Variation
Four Patch Variation
Four Patch Variation Pattern Link
4 Patch Variation 8 ½” blocks (6b wide x 8b high) resulting in a 48” X 60” quilt.
Meets required size for Southwest Family Advocacy Teens
4 Patch Variation 8 ½” blocks (6b wide x 8b high) resulting in a 60” X 76” quilt including sashing
Meets required size for Hospice of the Valley Twin Size - Ryan House Children Twins or (7b wide x 10b long) = 68” X 92” with borders
Baby or Wheelchair
Baby or Wheelchair
Baby or Wheelchair Pattern Link
Uses 7” blocks (6b wide x 7b high) resulting in a 42” x 49” quilt for Luke Air Force Base
Use 3 ½ + 2” = 5 inch block (5b wide x 5 b high) resulting in a 30x 30 for Luke Air Force
Baby's First Quilt
Baby's First Quilt
Baby or Wheelchair
Baby's First Quilt Pattern Link
Use as printed makes 43 x 44 - for Hospice Lap Throw
Make stripes 50” long to make Southwest Family Advocacy - Children
EZ patch
Baby's First Quilt
EZ patch
Use 5” blocks (8b wide x 9b high) resulting in a 40 x 45 Hospice Wheelchair Quilt or Southwest Family Advocacy Child
Use 7” blocks (6b wide x 6b high) resulting in a 42 x 42 Hospice Lab Throw
Use 8” blocks (8b wide x 10b high resulting in a 64 x 80 Hospice Twin or Ryan House Twin
Use 8” blocks (4b wide x 4b high) resulting in a 32 x 32 for Luke Air Force Base
Use 10” blocks (5b wide x 6b high) resulting in a 50 x 60 Southwest Family Advocacy Teen