ColesGirl

Fred, it's not hard at all. Very easy and fun! I'm gonna try one where I vary my background squares and the size of my pinwheels. EX: 6" square for background and a 4" square for the pinwheel. I think it can be done because you're gonna fold the 4" square into a triangle and lay it on the corner of the 6" square anyway. Should be interesting.

babindg12200

Thank you so much. What a relief! It is so cute. Thanks again.

pumpkinpatchquilter

Still needs one more border, but here's how mine has turned out! I decided not to use batting in this though...I might suggest others use bigger blocks and less of them if you're making a baby or quilt for a small child because this puppy is HEAVY! I'm just going to back it with minky I think. :)

SMR

Definitely looks easier than the ones I've been using. Bookmarked til the next bag that needs these. Thank-you

lfstamper

Thar is so cute.

Murphy1

Here it is October 26th of 2011. I love these pinwheels that were shared today. Thanks so much for sharing a block with so much potential. I wonder where to begin?

kathleenq

Bookmarked this. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful effect.

eimay

Thank you SO much. Many of us have been trying to figure out the technique.

JACRN

VERY LOVELY.

CoventryUK

Here's 1 I have just done!! Been sending people to this site to learn the technique!!