wishfulthinking

If this works, I'm attaching a picture of a scrappy little baby quilt I just finished. Please bear in mind that all design decisions were based on using up every scrap and leftover piece of this fabric from another quilt. Anyway, I'm planning on just outline quilting the pinwheel churn dash blocks and quilting baby feet in both the borders. It's the plain, unpieced five inch squares between the churn dash blocks that I can't figure how to quilt and I'd love any ideas you all might have. Thanks a bunch!

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lakekids

You could quilt a pinwheel in each plain block. Or trace the churn dash block and use that as a quilting guide in the plain blocks. Or you could put baby feet in the plain blocks also.

spokanequilter

It's a wonderful quilt! Churn dash is one of my favorite blocks, and I hadn't seen it before with a pinwheel in the center. Could you quilt the baby feet in the plain blocks as well as in the borders?

DogHouseMom

Hand prints to match the baby feet you do in the border.

Pretty quilt!

wishfulthinking

Thank y'all for those great ideas! This board is wonderful. So is quilting!

beauford

I see kites and kite tails

wishfulthinking

Another good one! Apparently, I have no imagination and you all have lots!

irishrose

I'd do an individual flower shaped like the ones in the border. I recently did one like that and echoed the flower so there two lines. It worked out nicely.

eeplants

Really stunning! The pinwheels are great, such a unique and colorful designs. Bravo!

kristakz

Lovely! Isn't it great when you can find a use for all the scraps from another project? My first thought was baby feet. or baby bonnets. I do like the idea of echoing the churn dash and/or pinwheel in quilting in those blocks, however.