Kansas City Shuffle
 

I found the free pattern for this on the jinnybeyer.com web site, it was a free pattern called The Radio Windmill. She had included a colored depiction of 4 blocks, all the same, set into a square, using 3 fabrics, and credited it to Kansas City Star 1941. She posted the block pattern in 3 different sizes. (Isn't that one of the newspaper that Nancy Cabot had her patterns published? No idea.) Anyway. Jinny Beyer called her block Radio Windmill. In honor of The Kansas City Star, I am calling mine the Kansas City Shuffle, because I set them different than others have set these blocks. My blocks finished at 5" square, and instead of the blocks all having the same orientation, I have mine shuffling, or maybe dancing, across the rows.

Very nice!

nicely done

Good job!!!

A terrific scrappy!

Judy that is a fun quilt. Love it.

great colors!!

They are dancing!! Really like the look!!

Very pretty scrappy. I have been mostly working with scraps for sometime. I need to remember what your quilt looks like. Great idea.

Super. BrendaK

It sure looks happy with that block orientation.

Another gorgeous scrappy.

Cute idea, this would make a great I Spy quilt.

Very different pattern. Would make a great I spy quilt.

Yes, its a Nancy Cabot pattern. She called it, "Windmill" and KCS called it, "The Radio Windmill." Very nice. Reminds me of confetti! What a happy quilt!

your squares look like they're dancing!

That is such a happy quilt!!! I loooove it!

That's a good looking quilt. I love that you made it your way!

Love how the blocks shuffle!

I really like it. It shows a lot of movement. Nice scrappy.

Colorful and scrappy.

Like how this turned out. Love scrappy quilts.

thanks for sharing!!! I must make one like this!!!!

Don't know about Nancy Cabot but KCS used to print Ruby Short McKim's patterns.

That's just beautiful! :)

Love it! Love the name, too!

Love your quilt! I think I will add this pattern to my must do list....thank you for posting your quilt and also the pattern maker.