It will be a very nice quilt and not need quilting. Good job.

it seems like it will take forever, but it doesn't -- but i had help, little hands are good at that! -- and it is also the most cherished because of that!

First installment of process
 

by lifetime project, I mean I may keep adding to it... :) I do enjoy the process of it, and in the middle stages it is easy to take along when I know I need something to do with my hands....

Here we go...
I found the original pattern in a book that I no longer have. It is actually called Square YoYo. The pattern was for 11" squares, but I had 10" squares from a frabric exchange I was part of many many moons ago, so I modified it.

I modified it futher to make it easier to use with rotary cutter. Also, folded the squares corner to corner twice to fit the modified pattern.

Installment 2, cutting
 

Cutting, I use a ruler just to make sure I don't trim my pattern :P and scissors on the last step because of the slightly curved line.

Will be a fluffy sweet quilt.

Super cute. Looks like fun.

Very nice...thanks for sharing.

I just finished my third Rag Puff quilt, this one is 50 X 50. I cut the squares 8 1/2", eight rows across and down. This one is for my niece.

really like your puffy quilt-it will be beautiful when finished

Installment 3 Sewing
 

Fold in half with right sides together. Sew the outside edges, then fold the other way and match the other two sides and sew.