I spy quilts ideas

Ah, I Spy quilts, what a wonderful idea! If you’re looking for a fun and creative quilting project, then an I Spy quilt is definitely worth considering. The idea behind these quilts is simple…

step-by-step tutorial on how to make your own I Spy Quilt! you can do this! tips and tricks. It makes for the perfect picnic blanket.

I Spy Quilt – MangoBeans' Blog

Learn how to sew up an I spy quilt block with this tutorial and video. You'll need only 2 pieces of fabric per block. No waste method!

Two I-spy quilts | Diary of a Quilter - a quilt blog

I-spy quilts are made using novelty prints - perfect for playing a game of I-spy. They make a perfect baby gift.

Explore vibrant I Spy Quilt Patterns perfect for educational fun! Ideal for engaging kids in a colorful, interactive quilting experience.

I Spy Quilt 5" Charm Packs are NOW AVAILABLE in our fabric shop!!! These quilts are SO much fun to make, and the special little in your lif...

By Allison Sharp Have any of you ever played “I-Spy?” Before the age of electronic toys, I would play this game in the car with my children. “I spy with my little eye a … blue car.” The children wo…

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I Spy with my little eye…… Hurray! I finally finished one of the four I spy quilts I’ve been working on. This one was finished just in time for Luke’s Christmas present. He…

I Spy Quilt: Dropping temperatures means kids are spending a lot more time indoors. If you're looking for ways to keep the kiddos warm and provide some fun activities all in one, this project has you "covered". I Spy Quilts are quilts made with pictorial or …

This last week I was sewing quilt bindings like crazy. We were able to get a bunch of quilts done for Seattle Children's hospital at the little quilt party some ladies from church organized, but they needed bindings sewn on. I always dread the finishing work involved with sewing bindings, but sewing all these reminded me they're really not that bad. Anyway, here are some pictures of the I-Spy quilts. I'll post some pictures of the other quilts tomorrow. Karen from Katie's Comforter's Guild…

Finished this I Spy quilt last night. I just did a simple stitch in the ditch with a fun squiggle down the sashing. I have 2 bolts of this yummy dark chocolate minky... ...and since it is for a little boy, I cut a piece for the backing. I explored my thread colors and finally came up with this So Fine thread called "Sagebrush"t hat really blended with all the colors. I used it top and back, because it never shows your color on minky anyway.

In a recent post, I showed this very easy, very colorful "I Spy" quilt I'm making for my niece's baby. Below are sizes of blocks and general...

My I Spy Snowball Quilt is finally complete. I exchanged 5" I Spy charms through several flickr swaps and private trades, adding to my already extensive stash of novelty prints to end with 300 charms for a twin size quilt. Backed with a robot print from JoAnns (gasp, I know). Joe has been watching Wall-E lately, so he thinks these are Wall-E and Eve. Straight line quilting and striped binding, channeling Rita of Red Pepper Quilts . . . man that woman has mad skills. I, on the other hand…

Three of us, Judy, Kate, and myself have cut and pooled a lot of our fun theme fabrics to make I-Spy quilts. We keep the patches together in a 'community' plastic storage container. This is so handy when one of us needs to make a baby quilt! In order to keep the variety fresh, new fabrics are added as necessary. This will probably make all you patchwork quilters really laugh out loud, or shake your head after seeing my assembly process. However, it works for me. My desired quilt size…