One tool really helped in making this quilt. The picture on the left shows what the blocks look like before you square them up...and Carrie gives perfect directions for using the standard 6" or 6 1/2" ruler to square up this block...but I remembered Jodi's "Square it Up" tools...and knew it would make this quilt go together even faster!
Jodi's "Square it Up," in the perfect size for this quilt was wonderful! Now here is my question for the day...would you classify this as a whirlygiggles quilt or not? Happy Sewing!
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I love this quilt. I've been eyeing this pattern for awhile now!
wow - your quilt is fabulous! i don't think i would classify it as a whirlygiggle...it's in a class of its own! love your fabric choices...☺
Thanks Sherri. I love the quilt. So Cute! I just saw a post on Lissa's blog the other day about Schnibbles. I was thinkin when I left Lissa's blog I might have to buy me a couple schnibbles. Now for sure. ;o) ooxx`jodi
Oh I love it! I have a charm pack of this fabric...
oh i LOVE it!!!
those are some fantastic lines!!!
:D
tough question.
it's yes and no.
I love it, love it, love it! I've never seen your square up tool before. Thanks for sharing. Did I say I Love It!
I love the quilt and I do not know what I would do without Jodi's square it ups!!
Thanks for sharing the tool option! I love it when a tool makes the quilt so much easier to do.
I love this quilt...and the colours are perfect for it....does this mean I have to stimulate the American economy even more by ordering more fabric...! We are being urged to spend to stimulate our economy and my partner says the amount I spend on fabric from the US I will be helping there too! I am loving those bright,fun colours...whirlygiggle....? why not?
D-A-R-L-I-N-G! What else is there to say, except did you make two? One for you and one for me? JK
Fantastic quilt. I love the design and the American Jane fabrics.
Christine
Too cute!! Maybe it could be a whirlygiggle. Whatever you want to call it I like it a whole lot.
With that cute pattern and those great fabrics - you can't go wrong! My hero is Sandy Klop - at least lately.
That is an awesome quilt...it looks fairly simple to assemble too!
BTW...I tagged you! Check out my blog for details. :)
I love this pattern - I've been seeing it around blogland and thinking I would like to do one. Very pretty - great fabric choices!!!
Kris
Sherri, I think they're called "Paddlewheels." I was looking on Fat Quarter World and they had some patterns that looked like your quilt.
Looks like a whirlygig to me! I have always wanted to make this quilt too.
libertythreads@charter.net
I like it a lot whatever it's caled and I do love the retro fabrics. It looks like a fairly easy pattern, good going!
whatever it's called...it's fab!!! these are such great fabrics!!
I LOVE THIS QUILT...yes..i do!
Wow, Sherri, what a beauty! I love the fabrics you used and the design is perfect.
So cute! I've been looking at this pattern. You've convinced me.
I need help for my charm square addiction.
This is really very very pretty. I love everything about it. I agree with Nanette.. Sandy Klop is terrific!
That tool is very clever.. it would come in quite handy.. thanks for sharing about it.
Hi Sherri,
yummy! Such a sweet quilt!
I'm thinking of not to visit your blog for a while - your projects are simply too tempting ;o) {nah, I won't do that...I just have to be very persevering not to give in the temptation}.
Hugs, Julia
Sherri what a wonderful job you have done on this quilt....the fabrics are just perfect for the pattern.
I can't think of anything original to say after I read all the comments.. Don't know about whirly giggle, what does that mean? But I do know I love the colors and the pattern a lot!
...love this quilt. Its so colorful and cherry!
I love this quilt! I love Sandy Klop and I love pinwheels!! Perfect.
Love this quilt!
I love your quilt. And the fabrics of course.
lovely
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