Quick Quilt With 5" Squares 

Where can I get the printable instructions

Where did you print them out? I cannot find the link! Help

@@zVOW34 it took me a while to find that for you, but I clicked on the drop down arrow under her video and it gave me a link to print them out. I’m not sure if that’s still available or not, but I’d think it would be???

I did the same thing.

Thanks for the tip.

@@kathleenmayhorne3183 You're most welcome

I understand what you are saying about cutting the triangles to avoid bias, but my mind won't visualize. That is for sharing. I am new to quilting and sewing, just finishing up my first quilt. I definitely will make this one and hopefully find a video that teaches me how to cut the few corners that avoid the bias.

@@apache-yaquibrown4060 imagine a square and u cut it from one corner to another, you will end up with two triangles. Each triangle of these will have longest side as biased. so this side should face inside the quilt not outside , so its good for the corners. u need 4 of these only :) now bring another square, and cut it twice, corner to corner, then from the other corner to corner, you will end up with 4 triangles, both of short sides on these triangles will be biased, so u need the longer side to face outside, so these triangles are good for sides of each row. I might actually do a video about it :-D

Hi Audrey, just curious if you were able to get the pattern, I'm having Troubles.. can't get a page with anything on it.

@@kathleenchamp3764 www.sewveryeasy.com/country-weekend.pdf

Easily done, just add another 9 square strip, then 2× 11 strips and 1× 13 strip to the centre with the extra sashing and end strips, cornerstones and triangles, for the extra 44 needed squares. You will need twice the original amount of fabric and one extra 5" square. Or do an in between size with the extra 9 square and one 11 square strip. Isn't it so nice to come across simple patterns, that can look so complex. I hope your larger quilt comes out beautiful.

Wonderful!