May 20th: Simple Cross Quilt Progress!

Current obsession: making as many Simple Cross blocks as I can in one day! Today’s record is five in one afternoon! Woo!

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This has become quite an unexpected Work-In-Progress that I’m thoroughly enjoying! I love rummaging through my basket of solid fabrics and choosing the next bright colour to work with and then matching it with a fab print fabric!

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I can’t decide whether to keep it as a simple nine block lap quilt (as it is now) or to keep adding more blocks to it turning it either into a 16 block quilt or a 20ย toย 24 block mega quilt! What do you think?? I would love your opinion! Currently the quilt top measures: 32″ (82cm) squared without the blocks being pieced together…

To be honest, I really wouldn’t mind turning it into a 20 to 24 block quilt… The block is super simple and deadly quick to cut and whip up. And goodness knows I have enough fabric to do the job! Even now I have a bunch of print fabrics in mind that could go so well with the rest of the aesthetic this quilt top has going for it! Yay! Such fun!

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Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!

Happy Sewing, Friends!

xx

(PS. Yippee for the start ofย the weekend again!)

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Modern Quilter & Fabric Lover. Blogger & YouTube Creator. Florist & Foodie.

9 thoughts on “May 20th: Simple Cross Quilt Progress!”

  1. if you have the fabric make it biggerit’s always interesting to see what color combinations you put together have a good day Northern California USA

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  2. Hi Amanda,
    I think you should go for a 20 or 24 block quilt. I’d love to see what other fun color combinations you come up with for each block. Connie

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  3. Hi Amanda, I enjoy your blog a lot. I’m looking at your cross block thinking that it would be a good easy block for my quilt group. ( Glenelg Quilters) As not all the ladies make pieced blocks this looks ideal! Would you be kind enough to give me the measurements that you used. Thanks Robyn, Adelaide

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