Your memory is excellent; living room sofa is white so the pillow might go there or on the white chair in the sewing room.

For anyone who is also charmed by the background fabric, I found it at  fabricshack.com and it is a Hoffman fabric called "Cue the Confetti".  I found it by using their search engine and typing in "confetti on black". My confetti print I had on my shelf at home looked pale compared to this bolder Hoffman print.

I think you will always need one more color wheel when you find an extra special one.  Like your idea of making it a round pillow.

Jo

I never did welcome you back but right now I will welcome you back for some odd reason I just don't remember this name I'm getting forgetful I guess but anyways I hope you enjoy being with us we are good bunch of ladies and we help each other whenever we can and I hope you stay with us

Oh very nice. I am starting to pull fabric for the fused applique clock idea you gave me. I may try it in color wheel type fabrics.

I have oodles of small pieces of leftover batiks from various color wheel projects. Let me know if you need a bit of this or a bit of that; as you can see from the photo I am nuts about oranges. LOL

I can see your picture. What a nice little quilt.

How fun! That will add a spot if happiness to the sofa, bed, or a chair. Little projects are great for fun and a quick finish.

The color wheel pillow is over and done with. Looks like a drunken quilter worked on it but I don't drink; just getting old and feeble, I guess. My free motion work is really rusty and I should have done some practice work before I tackled the spiral but I was in a big hurry to get the thing done.

And stuffing that polyester-filled pillow into the finished colorful color wheel casing ... cuss, cuss, cuss, cuss! 

At least I had a cute button to put in the center ...

And now back to solving 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles.

If you jiggle it a bit to get that stuffing in the upper right of the photo it will be perfect. The colors are georgous and the design as well.

Well done!