Last year I made an I Spy quilt for my coworker's cousin. I'd been collecting novelty fabrics for a while, knowing there were more I Spy quilts in my futureI so enjoyed selecting fun printsAnd I put 110 different ones in this special quilt that was really hard to photograph in the bright sunSandy added the perfect quilting patterns called Jigsaw and it finishes at 60 x65I added this fun stripe
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On Thursday, I went to a guild members home for fabric. Another member is giving away her fabric stash since she doesn't feel up to sewing anymore. I gathered some fabric.
free fabric |
I can use some of this for the I Spy quilt.
Three of us wen to a quilt show on Friday. Prairie Star Quilt Guild had there bi-annual quilt show. I usually don't get to attend this quilt show, since it falls on the same weekend as my family reunion, but my family reunion has been moved to June, so I could attend.
We started ...
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On my last trip I found a new flannel Jelly Roll at an antique shop for a couple of bucks. I didn't realize that this Jelly Roll only had 18 strips (not the usual 40 strips). Still, it was cute fabric and I used it to make a small Jelly Roll Race quilt.
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I bought some flannel yardage on Monday so that I can add borders and binding to this little quilt top. It will make a cute baby quilt for a boy. It's always nice to have a couple of baby ...
read more3 weeks ago a co-worker shared that her cousin's baby was having surgery in Houston. He was born with Craniosynostosis - a premature fusion of the cranial sutures (soft spots). I went home and began pulling fabrics for a quilt. I've been collecting fabrics for I Spy quilts for some time and I thought Clayton needed one so sewing commenced. I used a disappearing 9-patch for the design and pulled
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Tuesday afternoon: Two packets of kid fabric chunks and squares arrived today, all squished into my mailbox! Wowser - like Christmas in January!!!!! Thank you so much ladies - what a warm, lovely way to finish my afternoon! One packet arrived from Utah, and another from Ontario - you know who you are! 8-))))) I can't wait to start on the next "I Spy" quilt - I've been given many, many cute, kid-type fabrics - so many fun pieces, images we've not seen around here. Life is good!
The previously shown "I Spy" quilt was completed and gifted - hope the parents enjoy ...
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I have a LOT more 4.5 in. squares, sent from friends and bloggers. Everyone wanted to help out! This quilt is going to an RN who headed up the Cardio P.T. that I attended for almost 3 months. She had a new baby about the time of my medical "incident" so I wasn't able to make it then.
It's very jumbled, but I am trying new things -- I like it. I had seen a friend's Disappearing 9-Patch that was over-the-top ...
Many of these cute prints were sent to me by a blogging friend, (thank you Joan, of www.shelbystitcher) with my promise that I'd get the fabric made up into kids quilts. So far, so good.
I was particularly interested in the setting and sashing of this design. The quilt made up larger than expected (like always?). It's 60 x 70". Good for toddler, perfect for an "I Spy". There are a few duplicates. My favorite block is a little dark haired girl with glasses - so cute!!!
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