Spring/Easter table topper
 

Finally found a use for this cute bundle of FQ's I picked up. Happy Spring![ATTACH=CONFIG]322518[/ATTACH]

Adorable, happy spring and happy Easter!

This is sooooooo cute!!!!

Lovely. Looks like a happy table topper ready for the Easter Bunny. Great Job.

Love the pattern and colors. Happy Easter to you.

Great table topper, wonderful work!!!

Perfect for Spring!! Looks great with the Daffodils.

Very pretty! :thumbup:

Darling table topper! It really brightens up a room.

Looks like a great use!

Nice table topper. Like it. Sandy 64

very pretty and springy

Looks so pretty !!!!!

very nice table topper

Sew cheerful :)

very pretty!

Pretty topper! :)

Very pretty, my daffodils are done blooming for this year. Yours are beautiful.

Very pretty. I think it could be used longer than just for Easter. I love the colors.

Very nice table runner.

Perfect! Makes a great topper.

Very cute -- it is nice that you used the larger blocks with the pretty fabric.

Definitely makes it feel like spring. Great job.

Love your table topper, colors are beautiful,love the pattern too. Sooo pretty!

Very springlike, love the colors. Sue

well, you can use that for May day, Mother's day, cheer a friend up day...really sweet!

Very nice...looks so Spring..:)

how springy and colorful - wonderful piece of work! love it!

thanks for the suggestions. It just seemed to have all the Easter colours that reminded me of those extremely sweet candies. But to use it year round, why not?

Perfect! Happy Easter!! :)

oh pretty!!!

Nice spring table topper. Good Job!

So pretty, wish it lived at my house! Have a lovely spring, enjoy the flowers.

Can you give the name of the pattern, or where you got it. Its beautiful.

Well Barbara Lee, I will do my best. I started to follow a pattern from the book Simply Charming Collection, but changed my mind part way through.

I started cutting my FQ's into 5 inch squares. Then cut 2 inch squares for the flower centers, placing one 2inch square on each 5 inch square, sewing it across, trimming and pressed it. Then I cut 2 3/4inch squares of a background colour and placed it in the opposite corner, sewed across, trimmed and pressed. If I were to have followed the pattern totally, then you would place another 2 3/4 inch square on the next corner, and it would create what looks like the petal of a flower when joined to three more units.

I only did the one corner, that's why they look like circles, and not flowers. Join the units 3 X 3, here the pattern calls for a narrow border and a wider border, but I didn't do that either. Sandwich, quilt and bind. Voila.

Hope this helps you!