Cute, cute, cute! What a cheery quilt for a little one - you did a nice job!
Sue

Your quilt is adorable! Thanks for the tutorial. Nice to know you can use 1/8 yard pieces to make this.

Love the colors. I really like this quilt.

Gosh, what a great job, this quilt is SO MUCH FUN! I'm sure helped by the fact that I love turquoise. Just terrific, makes me want to try to make this one too!!

Thanks everyone! I just loved that fabric line the first time I saw it and knew I had to do something with it. This is the perfect one. And the blocks went together really fast. I've seen so many pretty turquoise & red fabrics that I'd like to try that at sometime as well.

How did you quilt it?
I have mine sitting here and the more I stare at it, the harder it is to decide what to do with it.
Love the colours too!

Great quilt. I love the colors. You did a good job.
I'm also interested in how you quilted it. Did you quilt around each whirligig? Is there a tutorial for this pattern somewhere on the web?

~Geraldine

I really like this pattern and like the colors you used, too.

I realize if using a charm pack you need to trim 1/2" off, but when I made mine I didn't have charms so when cutting strips of fabric, I cut 5" strips and then subcut 4 1/2" saving 1/2" of fabric per strip.

SharonG/FL-IN (just back from Ohio)

I quilted down one side of the whirligig "row" (zigging down and over, if that makes sense) and then up the other, so it was a continuous line and I didn't have to move the quilt around (or freemotion). I did a zigzag in the border. I saw one that had been quilted with diagonal lines all in one direction to look like "movement" and thought that was neat.

I did the same, Sharon, and cut 5" x 4.5" with the colors, just as the tutorial says for the white.

Geraldine, I linked the pattern up there.

I love it!! It has a way of "moving" when I scroll the picture up and down on my screen, too.

Robbi

Beautiful quilt great job. Love it.