noveltyjunkie

If you only got 20 squares, you could put on a narrow border on what you have, and just piece some rectangles in similar tones for an outer border. Looks great by the way!

GKSM

I agree, add borders for a baby quilt. That was my first thought when I saw the colors.

sewbizgirl

You can finish that off and make it a table topper. Welcome, by the way. I also homeschooled my 3 kids. It was wonderful but I'm thankful that we are finished now. They are 24, 26 and 28!

topper1

pretty block, keep it up

Mamacandoit

Oh my woolly word, that's it!!! I remember now it's Avignon!
thank you so much! I'm going to try and buy some more and then add borders.

thank you everyone for your help!

IrishgalfromNJ

Welcome to the board. What a cute start to your quilt. Like the others have said if you want to make it bigger you should add more blocks to it. Since you used a lot of different colors and prints, you shouldn't have any trouble finding several solids or prints to go with it. I like to use lots of different fabrics when I make my quilts and sometimes they are coordinated in a fabric line and sometimes I just pick several different fabrics I like and put them together. The main thing is that you have fun making your quilt and remember, there are no quilt police.

AllyStitches

What pretty colors, I would have bought that too! I second what some others have said about adding some borders and finishing it into a baby quilt or throw for yourself and your little ones. Welcome to the board, there are some pretty great folks here. :-)

Prism99

What are its dimensions? I would perhaps turn it into a doll quilt.

ManiacQuilter2

I agree. I am not sure where in the UK you can shop for fabric but I would just look for aqua, yellow and peach similar to the fabric you bought. To me, this looks like an old quilt pattern called Bow Tie. Welcome to the board.

SusanSusan33

I love your block!! You did a fabulous job for a newbie!!