Bright and bold, the Tutti Frutti quilt pattern proves that primary colors aren't just for kids anymore! Jazz up the family game room or media center with a quilt large enough to share. The 10-minute block technique makes this one fast, fun, and oh-sew-easy! This layer cake and jelly roll quilt pattern is great for 18" x 22" fat quarter collections and makes a throw sized 74" x 110". This is also a great quilt for 10" x 10" squares or 2 1/2" strips. The fabric used is Hoffman " Tutti Frutti ," but you can use the fabric of your choice. Included are instructions, assembly diagrams, block construction, basic quilting instructions and tips, embroidery, and mitered corners directions. Quilted Fox Designs Tutti Frutti Bright and bold, this quilt proves that primary colors aren't just for kids anymore. Jazz up the family game room or media center with a quilt large enough to share. The 10-minute block technique makes this one fast, fun, and oh-sew-easy! Yardage: We used 1 "Tutti Frutti" Precut Fat Quarter collection of 18" x 22" rectangles from Hoffman California Fabrics 4 fat quarters OR 1 yard Yellow/Orange 4 fat quarters OR 1 yard Red/Dark Red 4 fat quarters OR 1 yard Aqua/Turquoise 4 fat quarters OR 1 yard Blue/Dark Blue 4 fat quarters OR 1 yard Green/Dark Green Centers and Border #1: Purchase 1 3/8 yards Dark Blue Border #2 and Binding: Purchase 2 7/8 yards Medium Blue Backing: Purchase 6 5/8 yards Batting: Purchase 82" x 118" Pencil, ruler, sewing machine, needle, thread Fabric: Hoffman " Tutti Frutti " or the fabric of your choice Throw Size: 74" x 110" Great Quilt for 10" x 10" squares or 2 1/2" Strips Suzanne McNeill is the author of more than 200 craft & hobby books, including Joy of Zentangle , The Beauty of Zentangle , the 11-volume Zentangle series, and Zen Mandalas . Suzanne founded the leading publisher of Zentangle books, Design Originals (an imprint of Fox Chapel Publishing). She was voted "Designer of the Year" and received the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the Craft & Hobby Association. Suzanne has been called "the trendsetter" of the arts and crafts industry.