Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!! I just got some watermelon fabric and I've been trying to find a pattern that isn't too difficult that was round to keep the watermelon "shape" and this looks perfect!!!! Thank you for the pattern!!!! I LOVE THE LADIES AND GENTS ON THIS BOARD!!!!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!! I just got some watermelon fabric and I've been trying to find a pattern that isn't too difficult that was round to keep the watermelon "shape" and this looks perfect!!!! Thank you for the pattern!!!! I LOVE THE LADIES AND GENTS ON THIS BOARD!!!!!

Beautiful quilt! I'm thinking of trying it for a potholder and/or table topper for starters.

I need this pattern like I need another hole in my head but, I really love this one.

Neat!! Have to add this one to my ever growing list!!!

Neat, I will have to look for that pattern.

That's really cute. I think this is one I'd want to paper piece though.

I like those!!

I like it, too!!! Thanks for the pattern, Betty (Eparys)!!!

I love this block! Thanks for finding the pattern :D:D:D

I enjoyed looking at all your creations,nativetexan. Thanks for showing them.

This pattern has so many possibilities.

like this one but looks more complicated to do.

Hoppa

That pattern is really cool. Doesn't look like it would be hard to do, just sew a strip to one side, square off with the two adjoining sides and keep going around until all sides are stitched on, then start over with the next row. Might just have to try this one.

I really like this pattern.

I really like that. I have to keep telling myself to not start another quilt.

This is going in my book of quilts I REALLY, REALLY intend to make. It is really neat. Becky Dye Cogan is ingenious to have come up with this pattern. Thanks.

WOW!!!!!!!!

http://lifeisbeautifulbom.wordpress....u-go-tutorial/

Someone mentioned doing this as a Quilt As You Go - (the blocks are 8 1/2" unfinished)
The link above shows great pictures of how to do the sashing strips.

I also posted it under Links

Well call me lazy :-D :-D
I think I wouldn't cut all the little strips.I would just cut on long strip ,and then sew it on and cut it,and repeat it all the way around.
Did that make sense what I just said???
:-D

I love it! A nice twist to the log cabin.

Thanks! I love this!

GEEZ, I love this!!!!!! I haven't seen it before, but it looks perfect for a paper-pieced project. Printing it off now, going to make it soon. love it, love it, love it.
So simple, so beautiful, endless possibilities - Even one bed-sized block with an interesting assortment of fabrics.
Wow!

It is kinda like how you do a crazy quilt, except with that you start with a 5 sided in the center, and just work in a circle. I would assume you would do it on a foundation piece of muslin, would be easier sewing....

I HAVE to make it! I prefer this to the Pineapple block!

TreeFrog

Iv'e never seen it before but it sure is unique and pretty.

cute, never seen this adaptation b4.

Very nice. Would like to make a quilt with that

Thanks for the link!

:D

Thanks for the link!!

:)

Cool pattern, another for the bucket list!

Thank you so much for this posting.......... I love the looks of this quilt! Thank you, too to eparys........ I went to the site and I've already copied the pattern. :thumbup:

You aren't crazy! I thought the same thing and I am going to try it that way. The pattern uses 1 3/4" strips, I wonder if you could use 2 1/2" strips which is the size I have cut. I am going to try it.

Go for it and please show us.I would have already tried it, but I am in the middle of painting my room(((which would be done already if I would stay off the computer :oops: )))

Nice blocks. Will you PP them? Looks like fun.

Thanks for the pattern link. Yes now another project.

No way I'll cut all those strips to fit. I'd sew and then cut them off like other posters said to do. I'm using my Go hex die to make the center hex. I think this will be a great scrap project.

Awesome quilt!

saw it on simply quilts w/ alex anderson a few years ago, only she continued with only 1 octagon and made it into a spider web for halloweem quilt - have made a few of them as "tablecloths' and they turn out adorable - as soon as I figure out how, I will post a pix of 1

Thanks for the link eparys!