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    Old 11-08-2015, 10:18 AM
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    Default Ok Here goes-- I want to make a play Quilt

    I want to make a play quilt for my newest Grandson to be here in March I have a few ideas but if you think of something else original please let me know Truck with a squeaker (maybe from a dog toy) Crunchy sound maybe an animal or bird, Tire swing with ring attached. Toy keys and a car... I want to make it kind of boy themed so can you think of some others? Help me out here!
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    My best friend made this for her 3 year old grandson. No pattern info.
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    Old 11-08-2015, 10:45 AM
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    That would be cute for my 2 year old grandson Kind of an eye spy road. But for now I want to do a baby tummy time mat with some activities that he can grow into.
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    I made one and put minky handles across a few blocks and attached toy rings, most of them can be opened for hanging on strollers. You can get squeakers at craft stores, I put the plastic wrap from inside cereal boxes (it dosent have any harmful additives in the plastic) inside a block for the crunch factor.
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    Does the cereal paper crunch even after it is washed? I was thinking something like that or potato chip bag
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    Also you could use a few fabrics with different textures - corduroy, suede, satin, denim, velvet, etc.
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    I have never done any applique so this will be interesting to say the least! I do have a list of ideas but need more sound type ideas now and if you know what to use or where to get them!
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    your idea made me think of those little children's blocks that make farm animal noises -- don't think they would be washable, though...maybe if you could tie them on with ribbon somehow & then untie them before washing...sounds interesting, but how do you keep these things from being harmful? [going in the mouth?] i think i would keep them separate from a quilt -- maybe like a little dashboard with velcro things on it.......can't wait to see what you come up with
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    You might want to think twice about the squeaker. It could be a choking hazard. Even if sewn inside, babies chew on everything. I know it doesn't take my dogs long to get to them
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    Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
    You might want to think twice about the squeaker. It could be a choking hazard. Even if sewn inside, babies chew on everything. I know it doesn't take my dogs long to get to them
    I thought of that with the squeaker but my Daughter it law would be right there at all times I know so I am not sure if I will do that just thinking right now!
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