Pink tic tac toe

I was trapped in my sewing room/office this morning while my husband was sanding the oak floors in the front hall. The sander made too much noise for me to concentrate on my writing work, so I sewed instead. I got out the pinks and the neutrals and started making liberated stars. I borrowed Gwen Marston's Liberated Quiltmaking from the library last week, and just as Tonya and all the others have promised, I was inspired. I'm hoping to buy the book sometime if it goes back into print.
I played around with the sizes of the nine patch blocks, and with a little adding here or there and a little subracting, I'm going to sew this together. I think its going to be a multiple medallion quilt -- the nine patch stars are making up a wonky bigger nine patch centre medallion. It will need borders, and I may leave it crib size or get it to throw size. I'd like to handquilt in the bigger neutral squares and put a border of smaller squares in the reverse colours around the border. So far, it's is just playing, which is all I have the energy for when my whole house is full of dust, and I really should be working.