![Whats on the design board Tipsy Tumbler Quilt](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDAGbO3HC2q_5z9HglWqkd8Oz8cAPIktF40Jm0N8sjR-c8kDv1Q2IwUFEnA0etf33fQCJjzXhzYvoT8CHGciSnpfFiTKeeWVYwkbsZxO4nC7fDZfV2WycsNkibbyQVHxhubZl9wBrNbZh9/s400/DB1115.jpg)
The thing about my donated quilts is that sometimes I have a piece of fabric without a pattern. The size of the piece will dictate the quilt pattern. That was the case with the Superman fabric piece. I really wanted to showcase the scenery in the fabric and still do something creative. Enter the Tipsy Tumbler free tutorial!
I cut the larger piece into sections that I will border with some narrow sashing in gray. Then I fussy cut the tumbler blocks out of the narrow fabric piece I had left. I sewed them into a red block that goes well with the large piece of focus fabric. I want to use the tipsy tumbler blocks as a border around the larger pieces. I have to make a few more tumbler blocks before I can lay it out but the process is going rather quickly so it won't take me long to get this quilt top done.
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