Eye Spy!

By Judith

on February 9, 2011

I love the concept of 'Eye Spy' quilts for children (& adults!). I have this dreamy fantasy of sitting with a little one on my knee, playing 'eye spy' while finding the different pictures in the quilt lovingly draped over the 2 of us!

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Examples of Eye Spy Quilts from the web

About a year ago I started keeping my eye out for any fabrics that had a picture on it, from leaves & flowers to instruments & animals. My box is starting to overflow now so I've started fussy cutting some of what I've collected into 2.5" and 4" squares.

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<img data-lazy-fallback="1" class="lazyload" decoding="async" border="0" h5="true" height="240" src="https://1.bp.blogspot.com/_vn5R3a33yGQ/TVKzJBy5zcI/AAAAAAAAAH4/IycawecGmjM/s320/P2090334.JPG" width="320" />

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No idea yet how this thing will evolve, needless to say as my 'baby' will be 10 years old this year, it will probably be ready for the first grandchild, which better not be within the next 10 years!

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