So I see you love to do the fussy cut too! How sweet for the new little one.

Very sweet. The decorative stitching adds such a nice special element.

Love your quilt. Great job.

Fantastic !!! Thanks for sharing...

Cute as a button! Sure like the feather top stitch -- attractive- and intentional or not sure adds to the seam strength and therefore the washability. Very appropriate for a baby quilt, because we all know however carefull mama is baby will outsmart her with burps and other bodily functions. Very nice job!

What a happy, well-made quilt! I can just see a little boy wrapped in this one until his legs grow too long and his feet hang out. No doubt it will be one he will want to hang on his wall in college!

Turned out great I love the design

Love it. the stitching is beautiful.

That is just tooooo cute....

It's absolutely adorable.

oh my I just love it. Never seen that pattern before. Please share the name of the block

Oh that is so pretty !!! Thanks for sharing.

It's adorable.

Luv the pattern. Way to cute. Would also like to know the pattern.

Very pretty quilt! Thank you for sharing. :)

Interesting pattern. Very pretty!

Very cute!!!

Love it and the fancy stitching!!

Very cute!!!

This quilt is adorable.

Adorable! Nicely done

Crazy quilt block made by cutting the center with a crazy quilt template.

awesome quilt

That is just adorable. Great job!!!

This quilt is ADORABLE! Wish I'd thought of it/seen it before I made the quilts for my newest grandson. I really do love it; no doubt he will, too!

Very pretty!

Is there a pattern for it anywhere? I don't think I could begin to figure out how to do it without one. TIA!!

Precious!! You did a great job!

Sweet quilt!

Thanks for sharing your awesome quilt. Your work is just beautiful!!

How cute is that!! Your quilt is adorable. I'm book marking this for future use.

that is lovely. Good for you.

It's very pretty. I'm sure it will be loved!

Just adorable, terrific job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

Since I asked for a pattern for this as did several others, I did find one that looks like it would work for this style:

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-.../?download=pdf

I don't know from the pics if Weasie did this as a QAYG or not but any info about this would be very welcome, i.e. how she joined the blocks.

I didn't use any specific pattern per say, other than using the crazy quilt template to cut the center focal pieces. I then cut strips 1 1/2" wide - WOF. Then just starting sewing strips around the center piece. After sewing each strip, press and trim before sewing the next strip. It may seem time consuming, but it gets rid of excess fabric/bulk. Also good exercise going to the ironing board after each strip!! The quilting was done after the top was finished and sandwiched. It was not a quilt as you go block. My blocks were 9 1/2" before sewing the sashing. Sashing was also 1 1/2" strips. I used Sulky embroidery thread (blue on top and gold in bobbin) for quilting. Hope this helps in knowing how this quilt was made. Once you do one, you'll really enjoy being creative with fabric selections and quilting stitches. This is the third time I did this type of quilt.

It looks great.