Looks like I'm going to have another WIP going soon! I love the way you make this look SO easy!

wow, thanks Eddie

Hey there Eddie,our guild is in Hot Springs and we would love to have you Join.We meet the 4th thursday of the month at 5;30pm at National Park Hospitol in the Fordyce room 1900 Malvern Ave. email me if you want to come [email protected] am not hiding...i am in Arkansas but do not know how to put that up

Thanks, Beth. Sending you an e-mail! :D

For those who are interested, here's a PDF file that has the tutorial in it that you can download and print.

I love it! I suppose it would be to tricky for a beginner?
I'm just starting, but my husband is interested in helping me and he's the brain's that back me! LOL

Great tutorial. I can't wait to try it. You gave us wonderful directions. Thanks for sharing.

This would make a great I Spy quilt!

eddie, this reminds me so much of grandmother's flower garden. why couldn't it be assembled in the same fashion with a consistent color where you have used the stripe? i think it would be a lovely red works with embordered centers. this would be a good project to carry completed 'nuts' with you to work on (hand stitch together) while waiting at dr office etc. question...does your family get involved with your projects?
enjoy your contributions to board. signed...john (a girl not a guy) :)

Yes, I think the border fabric around the nuts could be a consistent color like you suggested, like a conventional Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt, it would look great. There's a lot of possibilities with these templates!