twinkie

I am working on a 30's repro Sun Bonnet Sue. It is a simple design that I have done the blanket stitch around. I am trying to decide the sashing to use between the blocke. It will be for my Great Granddaughter, Kaylee. She is 5 years old. I had also considered alternating the Sue block with a block of solid material between each one and be able to make two quilts. One for Kaylee Lynn and one for her younger sister Adalynn Grace. I definitely need help in deciding which way to go and would appreciate your thoughts.

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Sorry to post so many pictures but I need your help. Thanks for looking.

thseabreze

I would use the pink sashing, since it is for your grand daughter...looks pretty too.

Boston1954

I would go with the lighter one. It blends with the fabrics in the blocks.

mom-6

If she is a lover of pink, by all means use it! If not, then go with the other one. Both look nice. You've done a really nice job on your blocks.

MYWR

pink is my choice

Jingle

Putting plain squares between them and using the sashings on them is a brillant idea. Two quilts from these for the two girls would be perfect. They could tell them apart by the color of the sashing.
Very cute Sues.

nunnyJo

def. the pink, so little girly

gabeway

I agree with jingle.

QuiltnNan

i'm with you... make two quilts. use a different sashing on each. i did a similar thing with some precious antique hand embroidered blocks. i found a toile for the alternate blocks on one and the other had nice butterfly fabrics between. your sue blocks are terrific

alleyoop1

I like the idea of making two quilts using different color sashing on each - like pink and lavender. The "blank" blocks could be a pretty design fabric or perhaps some vintage hankies or just white like the Sunbonnet Sue blocks. Whatever you choose, the granddaughters will love them.