GramMER

Wow! You really did a pretty one! Can you tell me about it? How big is the patch in the center? Is it the same size as the width of the strips? That is what it looks like from the photo.

GramMER

Just to share my findings...

While searching for more patterns for the Moda Layer Cake fabric, I found two really nice tutorials. This little lady is not quite as energized as Jenny, but she is good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=...ture=endscreen

This was a link on the side bar:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyFe0...ture=endscreen

There was an ad for a PDF version of this, but I could not locate it. Any suggestions?

DOTTYMO

How about pinwheels .

GramMER

A friend sent a message about a "quilt shop closing due to owner's retirement." Everything is on sale.

http://www.dssewingcenters.com/

I think this was not a recent ad, so it might all be gone by now.

Would this be another UFO in the making or possibly a way to finish one after all? And then I keep remembering what my mother used to quote to me: "He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls" (Prov. 25:28).

Tracy Delegal

Oh, that would be really pretty! I have started a pinwheel quilt. It is a 3D version. Not a colorful one, but I am thinking the pattern I am using would make a pretty colorful one.

Willferg, that is a beautiful and colorful quilt!

Can't wait to see what you decide on doing Grammer!

GramMER

There are several versions of the Pinwheel--one tutorial that I remember on MSQC videos was using charm packs (5" squares) and my layer cakes can be cut into 5" squares. I could do that if I had a contrasting fabric for the background. I don't have anything that goes with citrus flavors--not even black or white. Groan!