The Bullseye pattern is super scrappy and great for kids or kids at heart! The raw edge circles give the quilt a whimsical look and there are SO many settings to choose from for this quilt. Swap fabrics with friends for even more fun!

BULLSEYE HOMEWORK
In order to feel successful in class have AT LEAST 4 each of your background, small, medium and large squares cut out and ready to sew. You will learn how to cut the circles first thing Wednesday morning. This will allow you to get enough blocks sewn together to play with the pieces and choose the setting of your quilt.

Of course, it would be even better to have all 48 squares of each cut out and ready to go but sometimes life gets in the way.

SUPPLY LIST for the Bullseye Quilt – 58” X 74”
• 3 1/4 yds of assorted prints for backgrounds (48) 9” X 9” squares
• 2 1/2 yds of assorted prints for large circles (48) 8” X 8” squares
• 1 1/2 yards of assorted prints for medium circles (48) 6” X 6” squares
• 3/4 yard of assorted prints for small circles (48) 4” X 4” squares
• 1/2 yard inner border (opt.)
• 1 yard outer border
• Thread to match or contrast with your circle fabrics and also to sew blocks together.
• Sharp scissors

SETTINGS
Any setting that works for drunkards path blocks will work for a bullseye block. There are SO many! There are a few ideas below. Every block in the first photo is suitable.
This website has a lot of ideas for settings:

http://www.needleandspatula.com/2011/05/drunkards-path-block-variations.html