Fall 2016 I Spy Swap
11-25-2016, 08:50 AM
#111
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I got mine on Wednesday even though I'm in CA. I went through the bag while I was on the phone with my 94 year old mother and she enjoyed hearing about all the different squares. I bought fleece today at 6 am at JoAnns so now I'm ready to make the throw rug.
11-25-2016, 04:09 PM
#113
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This was my first I spy swap. Got really cute fabric, but don't have enough for a quilt yet so you can count me in on the winter swap. With 3 grandchildren under 5, I have a ways to go. Thanks swappers!
11-28-2016, 11:46 AM
#114
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Location: Tennessee, USA
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Hope everyone has had a chance to sort through their baggies and pick out their favorite charms. While there are sales are going on and people are getting fabric for the next swap, I want to remind you a few things.
These are to be 100% cotton quality fabric. No seersucker, flannel, batiks, florals etc.
A reminder that there are to be 10 DIFFERENT charms in each baggie. Please limit licensed prints and holiday prints to 1 per baggie.
Thanks for making this a great swap.
Rena
These are to be 100% cotton quality fabric. No seersucker, flannel, batiks, florals etc.
A reminder that there are to be 10 DIFFERENT charms in each baggie. Please limit licensed prints and holiday prints to 1 per baggie.
Thanks for making this a great swap.
Rena
11-28-2016, 07:10 PM
#115
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Location: Rocky Mountains
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Finally found time to look thru my baggies. Seemed to be a lot of food squares this time. It always amazes me that I have never seen a lot of these fabrics in stores I shop at. This is a great way to get a lot of different squares without having to buy a whole piece of fabric that you need 5 or 6 inches.
They'll be going to a craft fair with me tomorrow.
12-16-2016, 01:02 PM
#118
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Central New York
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Those are cute! What a great idea! Hope you did well at your craft fair. I thought I would check back on this thread if anyone has posted photos. My squares are neatly stored in a tub for now. I paired up what I had, since I plan to make match-game quilts with my I Spy squares. I've invested myself in doing Bonnie Hunter's Mystery Quilt, so that has been keeping me busy for now.
Happy Holidays to you and whomever else happens along to this thread!
Happy Holidays to you and whomever else happens along to this thread!
12-17-2016, 02:27 PM
#119
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Join Date: Mar 2016
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I'm volunteering at the school where my sister teaches TAG. The 5th grade class has to make a class quilt. (My sister's sewing ability ends at hemming - so I was recruited.) Then each student has to write a story and then make a small quilt that illustrates the story. They've had a great time going through the I Spy squares to find the right one to tell their story. I'm going to have to double up before next year to get enough squares for both them and me! It's a lot of fun to help with such a great project. (I'll take photos.)
bkay
bkay
12-19-2016, 01:16 PM
#120
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 226
The fabrics above are adorable! I miss the old swap, where we didn't have to have 10 new fabrics to participate. I know it was a lot of work for the hostess, but I'm willing to host it and do the work. Is anyone up for going back to sending a baggie with 20 squares of one fabric and getting 20 different ones back?
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