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 future
I so enjoyed selecting fun prints
And I put 110 different ones in this special quilt that was really hard to photograph in the bright sun
Sandy added the perfect quilting patterns called Jigsaw and it finishes at 60 x65
I added this fun stripe for the binding and the blue dot, both from my stash.
This was a birthday gift for our granddaughter and it was a hit
She was captivated
At one point she saw a square with Santa and she piped up enthusiastically, "Ho Ho"! ๐
Last week I took a huge stack of squares to work to share with another coworker. She wants to make 2 for her granddaughters and another friend wants to make 4. I have enough fabric to fill all their needs. ๐
I think it's safe to say, this quilt will be well-loved
It was made with love with prayers stitched into every seam for this special little nugget
6 comments:
It's a joy to watch children at play, she'll love that quilt to rags!
Our church is sponsoring an Ukrainian family and we made an I Spy quilt for the children. It helps them learn English, I’m told.
This is so cute, and your granddaughter is darling! She’s a great quilt model! Aren’t grandchildren the best?
Love it. Simple patterns make the best quilts.
What a gorgeous little nugget! So charming. Congrats on the lovely quilt. ;^)
Ho ho indeed, such a clever little girl!
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