lynnie

I made my son a quilt with that shape
it was a true charm quilt, over 1,000 (1044)
Pcs. All different ex ept two.the object was to find the same two
camw out great

0tis

They almost look like dresden plates - otherwise I would go with the wonky square too.

nativetexan

they almost look like tumblers too. see if they fit in a row well, one up , one down , etc.

MaryStoaks

They do look like tumblers to e too.

QuiltNama

Yes, whirliygigs is what my pattern was called. I took four layer of fabric and made them in the stack-n-whack method.
Just make sure when you cut out any more pieces that all of them are all face-up or your blades will not match up.

sparkys_mom

The ones I received are already cut so I can't get into too much trouble with those. And the background I'm using can go either way. It looks as though I have about 30 of these - not enough for a quilt, but I do have a lot of other charm squares lying around so I hope to come up with something. These would be cute worked into a quilt back, too.

rj.neihart

These are cut the way I cut when I make a piano border.

quiltntoday

If you want to know the name of the fabric line, here it is! Moda Wee Woodland. i made a quilt out of this line using several packs of charm squares plus a background neutral. I thought this line was delightful and full of bright colors and whimsy.

QandE2010

I agree. I don't think you could stump you people. Isn't that grelat? I can't say it enough, this is an awesome forum.

sparkys_mom

Thank you! That is really good to know. I may just look for some more of it. And I think there is a possibility that I have some 10" squares of it, as well. Haven't quite finished going through this "inheritance".