So, I bought 2 jelly rolls in 2012. It's A Walk In The Woods by Aneela Hoey for Moda Fabrics.

I love jelly roll fabrics. Jelly roll is fabrics precut into 2½ inch. strips. Like this:

I also bought 2 yards of white fabric with white paisley print.

I didn't start to work on it until the end of the first week of February 2013, when I saw a pattern on a magazine. I remember, that time I really-really wanted to make this quilt!

So before bed time, I read the pattern from top to bottom. *Sigh. I have to. Yes, I have to eventhough I had no patient to read all of it. (I fell asleep!)

The original pattern called for 16 blocks which have 9 LeMoyne Star, 37 Pinwheel Blocks 4" x 4", 7 Log Cabin Blocks, and 4 Rail Fence Blocks 6" x 6".

But shoot, I already used up some of white fabric for 3 blocks of applique quilts and also for a bag! And another 'shoot' was I don't have all the fabric requirement for this project. I was worried if I had to buy more fabrics for this project. I wanted to use my stash, but...

Then I said to my self, "Just do it! And make it my own style."

At that time I just want to make sure I have enough fabrics.

The next day, I began to cut my fabrics.

To make LeMoyne Star Blocks, the pattern said I would need 3" strips. But, I didn't really follow the pattern.

It's called modification. Ha!

I cut my jelly roll strips which had 2½" width. Like I said, just go for it! Kinda rebellion.

Some adjustment also had to be made to make Pinwheel Blocks, because originally it should be made from 2 7/8".

Then, in the afternoon, tada...

And the next day, I got more blocks...

For Log Cabin Blocks, it was a lil' bit different story. The pattern called for 2½" strips and 6½" x 6½" rectangles. That made my red and green fat quarter stash joined the crowd.

The more I looked, the more I thought that the red & green color in each block especially LeMoyne Stars were very contrast and catchy, so I tried to arrange it in different position for every blocks.

Then, I was so ready to sew all blocks together!