ISO baby quilt using 3 yards fabric

[esrun3]

I can't find my pattern (and I believe it came from a magazine) but I remember you buy 3 yards of fabric that go together, then you stack and cut in a certain way, mix them up some and you end up with 3 baby blanket tops to sew and quilt together. Had a main panel, the corners were a different fabric and the sides were yet a 3rd fabric.

If anyone knows what I'm talking about and has a copy would you please send it to me? I'm thinking Debby might have an idea-I really need to get more organized with how I store my patterns.

Thanks in advance

[temom]

That is the Super Sized Nine Patch. I know I have the pattern....think, think, think...

Found it: http://www.quiltmaker.com/patterns_down ... att230.pdf

[esrun3]

Theresa, THANK YOU! I had made some of these for one of the kids and remembered it going together quick and easy and wanted to make some for the new baby. Thanks so much!

[momquilts]

Glad you found the link to that pattern. I just came home from quilting at church and we made.....Super Sized Nine Patch quilts. Very quick and easy to put together. Have fun mixing and matching!

[AnitaGrossmanSolomon]

The Super-Sized Nine Patch Quilt by Anita Grossman Solomon
In addition to the link to the downloadable PDF for the pattern on the Quiltmaker magazine site, you can watch my 2005 video demonstration of it on HGTV.com Both links, for the PDF and Video tutorial can be found on my blog. I'm redesigning the blog and may move my link addresses but you'll be able to spot them.
http://makeitsimpler.blogspot.com
Best wishes,
Anita/NYC

[Debby215]

Can someone tell me the finished size of the quilt tops please?

[HeyJudee]

34 1/2" x 40 1/2" - It appears on the bottom right of the 1st page.

[AnitaGrossmanSolomon]

Approximately 34½”x 40½”
This was intentional on my part so that you could get by with one yard of fabric (without piecing) for the back.
Best wishes,
Anita/NYC

[temom]

I've made what seems to be a bazillion of these for charity. They do make up rather quickly, and are easy enough for a non quilter like me. THANK YOU!

[Bama]

Thanks for reminding me of this pattern! I bookmarked it for future use. I remember seeing it on Simply Quilts.