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| I used a variety of novelty fabrics in all the circles. |
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| Quilted in a simple grid on point. |
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| Some of these fabrics I have had for many, many years. The Mickey Mouse fabric I bought decades ago. I made a jacket for my son's 2nd birthday because he loved Mickey Mouse. My son will be turning 29 years old in May!!! Where did the time go??? |
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So cute, Daryl. Doesn't it feel great to finish a project, especially one that has been hanging around for quite some time? Good for you.
ReplyDeleteVery cool quilt. I recognize many swatches from my own stash.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carol. Yes there are old fabrics in this quilt.
DeleteI love the quilt, its a great way to use novelty fabrics and let them shine. Curves on quilts has always stumped me. Did you make the circles with fusible web and then put them on the square or did you add it another way. What ever you did it looks great.
ReplyDeleteTara
That is a great quilt!! Still relevant in today's world with all the find & seek toys these days!! I used inset circles for a dresden quilt I made, they aren't so bad once you get the hang of them! Doesn't it feel good to finish something laying around? Great work!!
ReplyDeleteNini~
I love how you used your novelty prints!! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteA fun quilt. The kids can play I Spy while keeping cuddly. I love a finish
ReplyDeleteI really like this quilt. I can imagine your satisfaction when you finished. The fabrics you used in the round parts are colorful, I love it! It is an original quilt, thanks for sharing !!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous finish and this quilt is very sweet and sentimental with the vintage fabrics. Well Done Dear!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quilt! What a fun way to use novelty prints. I agree with that this could be a fun I-Spy quilt for kids!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt finish, Daryl. I think I have some of these same prints as charm squares from eBay and Etsy sellers. I made a chevron quilt that is an I Spy quilt. The blocks have been made since Super Bowl Sunday 2012. Thanks for sharing your fun finish.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really lovely quilt. Gives me great inspiration. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteToo cool. Love the circles. That's a lot of novelties!
ReplyDeleteThe circles are fun!! (A lot more work) but they look great!!I think the vw bug and mickey are my favorites!
ReplyDeletePS You should think about joining us for the I-Spy swap. Sign ups open tomorrow.
DeleteThis is adorable! I love how you used the circles to showcase each novelty print!
ReplyDeleteCircles are a nice I-Spy variation. Maybe someday . . .
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt! Thanks for the fabric close ups.
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