Baby Shuffle
It isn’t typical that I have time to make a full tester quilter for my projects. (There just aren’t enough hours in the day.) Today’s your lucky day–meet a cute little exception to that rule: my Shuffle pinwheel quilt pattern.
This sweet pint-sized version of my Shuffle quilt pattern was made with Mixologie fabric by Studio M for Moda. I quilted it with a whole bunch of crazy, free-motion loops. (Check out my free motion quilting tutorial here to try some loops of your own!)
Make it Smaller
Because I made it for a baby gift, I made a few changes that I wanted to share with you in case you’d like to make your own baby Shuffle. For this Mixologie version, I made 20 blocks (instead of 42) and arranged them into 5 rows of 4. It finished at 44 x 55″. I only needed 3 yards of back fabric and 6 strips 2-1/2″ x WOF for the binding.
Of course, if you want to make one a little bigger, you can make 30 blocks and arrange them into 6 rows of 5. It should finish at 55 x 66″ and you will need 3-3/4 yards of back fabric and 7 strips 2-1/2″ x WOF for binding.
Now if you could just see how cute the new owner is.
9 Comments
Gigi's Thimble
June 8, 2015 at 11:40 amReally cute!
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June 8, 2015 at 9:55 pmI like the loopy quilting. It looks real cute. Simple quilt to make – pinwheel, borders cut the block wonky. Fun and easy. Thanks.
gibbygoo56
June 8, 2015 at 10:39 pmI adore it! I love pinwheels and for these to be turned makes it more charming! The colors are wonderful and the polka dots on back is such a cool look. Love it!
Nancy
June 9, 2015 at 7:28 amReally sweet quilt….love it!!!
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Rachel U.
February 1, 2019 at 9:41 amLove the baby size of this quilt. I'm looking to make this for a gift. Do you know how much fabric you need to buy? Are you just reducing everything by half? I don't want to over buy fabric.