"This is such a cute idea. With all the circle pieces of this quilt you can make a very busy quilt to keep baby looking and feeling the quilt. My thought is differnt textures and thickness of fabric would be perfect. Little hands love to feel things. This is a must make quilt on my list."

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"Alicia's page had no place to comment so I'm doing it here. The directions say "The edge shouldnt do too much fraying since it has been left with the sheared edge in tact!" What was done for the edges to be called 'sheared' (cut off?), and why does a quilt have tact? (I didn't know they could talk, much less be tactful.)"

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"Foundation piecing to me has always meant paper piecing method, only on fabric. Sometimes referred to as the stitch and flip method. I would never refer to EPP as foundation piecing."

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"I am interested in making your Frozen Lake. But the instructions are rather vague. Do you square up the HST? If so, to what measurement. Do you square up the pin wheel block? Again, if so, to what measurement? And what is the new block's measurement? And then the final block?"

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"What a cute summer pattern! I love the combination of piecing and applique. I would probably use fusible applique as my method. I think it would make this project move along quickly. I like the colors chosen for the project as well. It's adorable for summer. I also appreciate the time frame of a month or so because I think quilting and sewing projects always take longer than we think they will!"

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