I pulled some Island Batik Stash builder rolls and some left over Island Batik prints from other projects and used my 3 inch drunkard's path rulers to cut out my shapes.
Three inch curves are a little finicky, so I did a mix of glue and bin basting. I worked on them in my chair while watching a show and put them in a bag so I wouldn't loose any.

When I laid them all out to take a picture, it really reminded me of all the fun Easter candy in the stores right now.
I put them on the design wall to make sure I didn't get any colors right next to each other and started sewing rows.
For my batting I had the perfect size of Hobbs Silk Blend. I haven't used silk blend very often, but it quilted up beautifully. The quilt is super soft!
I quilted it with some fun lines and swirls and finished it in time to hop on a plane to go to my sons' college graduation. I packed it with me and took a couple pictures of it across America as I drove my youngest son back to South Carolina.
I used some older Island Batik prints from my personal stash for the three borders.
I found another fun Island Batik print in my personal stash that was a perfect choice for the back. It wasn't quite wide enough though, so I split it down the middle and added some strips to fill it out.