oksewglad

Grama Lehr--If you set the squares in a patchwork of 10 x 12 (120 squares) it would finish at 45 x 54 inches. Many of the "I spy" use settings to draw empahsis to the each square; then you can maybe get 2 quilts from 120 squares. If you go to the "Search" feature above and type in "I Spy", you can find several quilts to inspire you! Good luck!

SazuBMidlands

I've got mine all washed, dried, ironed and cut. Hopefully they'll make it out on monday.

I bought most of them online from American stores, so they've already crossed the Atlantic once! I did a lot of browsing online and saw some really cute flannels, including ones at Joanns. I envy people who can shop there - they don't ship internationally :-( Maybe thats a good thing for my bank balance though.

Really enjoying this swap, and looking forward to making an I spy, and using flannels - both things that are new to me :-)

grammynan

I'd like to join! Sign me up please.

judy_68

I just mailed my squares today.
Judy in Ohio

brookemarie19

Are there anymore slots open? If so, I'll take a second set.

sdparent

OK you're all set for 2 sets! We are now at 40, YEAH!

Quilt Mom

sdparent, I finally made it to the post office. Both sets are in the mail to you now. Hope they arrive soon!

sunkistmi

Drat, I just bought 3 more fabrics to do 2 sets. Looks like I'm too late!
Wendy

gailmitchell

I have my blocks washed, ironed and cut ready to go. I haven't worked with flannel very much and I loved the soft cuddly feel to it while I was working with it. I was glad that I got 1 yard of each. By the time I straightened out the grain, I lost a couple of inches and had very little to spare.

So, what is the most economical way to send these. The blocks are fluffier than I thought and I wondered if one of the flat pack priority mail would be the best bet. I'm shipping from N.Myrtle Beach, SC.

SazuBMidlands

Just to let you know I posted mine out today.
Generally seems to take 7 to 10 days, but if you could confirm when they arrive that would be great.
Thanks