Okay... I need opinions...

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Originally Posted by kensington

Wait, how big is that...

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made with charms squares it appears to be close to 48" square.

If you change your mind, this one looks fast and easy .

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I found the pattern for sale: Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. ? Domino PDF ~ No. 448 Finishes 33 X 33 using 2 charm packs and yardage plus 20 charm squares for the outer border.

If you plan to do this quilt in a hurry, I would not recommend snowballing corners. I found the process very tedious when I made the Sashed Flower Garden quilt. I vote for a D9P. Or even a 4-patch mixed with solids. JCY

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Originally Posted by ilive2craft2

I found the pattern for sale: Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. ? Domino PDF ~ No. 448 Finishes 33 X 33 using 2 charm packs and yardage plus 20 charm squares for the outer border.

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Oh cool! ,,,,,

What about X's and O's? That one is on my list.

Or stacked coins? I have done that one using charms instead of jelly rolls (Iron quilter contest quilt). :)

You are on your own . . . I've been to Missouri Star three times this month and I have company coming next week.

BESIDES, I don't need you to make me a quilt, even though you did promise . . . But, if you insist, I love the one Lorie posted!!!

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Originally Posted by JCY

If you plan to do this quilt in a hurry, I would not recommend snowballing corners. I found the process very tedious when I made the Sashed Flower Garden quilt. I vote for a D9P. Or even a 4-patch mixed with solids. JCY

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Good to know. Thanks!

I you don't mind cutting the charms in half the zipper quilt goes together really fast! Instead of cutting the 2 1/2 inch squares out I just chain pieced them on to a jellyroll strip then cut them apart. Using 2 charm packs would make a pretty good size quilt.

Oops sorry! Forgot you said big blocks. lol