I Spy Swap #2--CLOSED NOW AT 40
04-26-2010, 05:16 AM
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I’d like a second spot in this one LOL Sorry to be so wishy washy, I probably should have just kept my second spot in the other and gone ahead and did 2 spots in each LOL
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
04-26-2010, 05:40 AM
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OK so 2 spots in this one and 1 spot in #1. Got it, you're all set!
Originally Posted by athenagwis
I’d like a second spot in this one LOL Sorry to be so wishy washy, I probably should have just kept my second spot in the other and gone ahead and did 2 spots in each LOL
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
04-26-2010, 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by sdparent
OK so 2 spots in this one and 1 spot in #1. Got it, you're all set!
Originally Posted by athenagwis
I’d like a second spot in this one LOL Sorry to be so wishy washy, I probably should have just kept my second spot in the other and gone ahead and did 2 spots in each LOL
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
I just thought of a way to make the I Spy idea more interactive and fun for my 7 year old. I think I will get two matching sets, and with one set I will make the front of the quilt, then on the second set I will cut them down to like 2.5 inch squares so you only see a portion of the square, and sew those together for the back. Then my son will have to match the small portion of the block on the back to the full block on the front ….
But I’ll just do that with this swap and then use the other one where I only have one set for other babies being born this year that are younger. :)
Rachel
Rachel
04-26-2010, 07:17 AM
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Good Gosh...I was reading the post on you having it and HURRIED up and sent you an email...then I read further and found out the instructions...
SORRY!!!
Melinda
PS...ARRGHHHHHH...Please add me in!!! :)
SORRY!!!
Melinda
PS...ARRGHHHHHH...Please add me in!!! :)
04-26-2010, 02:38 PM
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Yes they are both closing at the same time, please label them SWAP # 1 or #2. Thank You!
Originally Posted by bearisgray
Are both swaps closing May 15th ???? and send in the squares by June 15???
When we send our squares in, do you want us to mark them Swap #1 and/or Swap #2?
When we send our squares in, do you want us to mark them Swap #1 and/or Swap #2?
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