In this video I’m taking you right into my quilt design process—and I want you to help me choose what we’re making next. I started with a photo from an old Missouri Star Quilt Company calendar (a “tilted nine patch” look), and it sent me down a rabbit hole in my software: what happens when we keep the heart of that block, but start moving a few “bits and pieces” around? With scrappy quilting, tiny changes can create big, bold secondary designs, and I show you exactly how that plays out. I walk through five real options, from the simplest version that stays truest to the original layout, to designs that suddenly reveal Ohio Stars, diamonds, and a mosaic-style effect with less background fabric. You’ll see how swapping a few nine-patch squares to background, flipping flying geese directions, and shifting color placement can completely change the quilt top—sometimes for the better, and sometimes into what I (lovingly) call a big old mess. Your job now: vote in the comments. I’ll tally the results, then commit to the winning design with a full tutorial and a free pattern (fabric requirements, measurements, and step-by-step sewing) once I’ve made the quilt.