How in the world did I ever accumulate so much stuff? Every time I attempt to clean up the cluttered room I sew in all I seem to do is just move things around. So I thought I would just give some of it away.
A few years ago - I think it was two - I participated in an I spy 5" square exchange...... Now I have decided I am never going to make an I spy quilt so out they go.
If you would like these squares - there are about 60 of them - all you need to do is become a follower of my blog and leave a comment on this post.
Giveaway ends June 30th.
Please someone take them away.
Happy stitching,
Nancy
I would love these squares. My nephew is having twins so I will need to make twice as many quilts. I am also a spinner, knitter, crocheter and right now my loom (45" Jack) is in storage. Isn't it amazing how we keep on learning/trying new things. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI loved browsing around your blog. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am an email follower. I also am on Accquilt group. I am having a grandson born in Sept and
ReplyDeletewould use them to make a quilt for him.
Love the I spy quilts
I am a follower and would love to have the I spy squares...I enjoy your blog, thanks, Edna
ReplyDeleteI would use them for charity quilts. Either Quilts for Kids or for the neonatal unit at the local hospital. Thanks for offering. I'll go become a follower.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of your list---would love to be considered for the charms. Would make a cute kids quilt.
ReplyDeleteSibyl
I am a new sign-up follower and would appreciate your I Spy squares for my grandson. He has just turned 4 years old and since I have never made an I Spy quilt, I would use these for him...Thanks and have followed your blog for a long by typing in your web address...now it will be easier to follow...:)
ReplyDeleteI have just signed up to follow and I would love these squares and even would be willing to split them with someone! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I'd love to have these squares--I've begun collecting for an I Spy, and it gets expensive! And I'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteWould love to have these squares. I have three grandkids to make I Spy quilts for. Like DonnaP above, would be willing to split with someone else.
ReplyDeleteSandra
sharpquilts.blogspot.com
Well,I can see that I am not the first person who saw the post regarding the I Spy squares to give away. I didn't know so many people were still doing these. My I Spy project is one of my UFO's for my great nieces. Instead of a quilt, I deciced to make a tablecloth in the hopes that it would help keep these young ladies busy at the dinner table.
ReplyDeleteRight now I cannot go out and shop because I am recovering from a rather long and involved series of knee surgeries. Some new squares to add to my I Spy tablecloth would certainly help to move this project from the UFO to finished stage.
Hopefully we will get to see some of these projects, too.
I am glad I signed up to be a follower.
Maureen
These little squares would be perfect for me - I'm really enjoying practicing FMQ and with these I wouldn't have to fiddle with cutting and planning - I could just sew together, sandwich and practice - and then have a wonderful quilt to share. I clicked to follow so I'll stay on top of all your projects!
ReplyDeleteHow nice of you to share. The squares will make a perfect quilt for some little ones :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful idea, very thoughtful of you to share the love!! Little ones have so much fun with these quilts, these blocks will be no exception.
ReplyDeleteThese are great and could be used in so many diferent ways. I have 2 new gradchildren on the way in Oct. Also we work on charity quilts for Childrens Miracle and Relay for life. I am sure
ReplyDeletewho ever receives these will have a good use for them.
cstucke
I am a first time reader of your blog and would love these squares. I don't know how to become a follower but I am going to try.
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to make an I Spy quilt for quite a while. I think they are wonderful for small children.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of your blog and think this a great give away! I know what you mean about things accumulating over the years. These squares are going to keep some little one busy for hours. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and would love to make an Eye Spy quilt. I have a little stash started for one right now!
ReplyDeleteI followed you here from the libquilters group and have become a follower. I used up most of my I-Spy stash when I made a quilt for a friend's new niece and would love to receive your squares to start rebuilding.
ReplyDeleteHI just signed up your blog looks like a fun place to visit, bright and cheery! hope to win.for some reason it is not showing up, not sure why unless it just takes awhile to do that.
ReplyDeleteKatie
I am an email follower of your blog. I have never made an I Spy quilt, but would love to have your squares so that I can make my first one. Thanks for the opportunity to try and win these!
ReplyDeleteFrances
frances@robsonclan.net
Just joined as a followerer. R u on facebook too? This is my first visit to your blog, I'm off to go look around.
ReplyDeleteI am about to become a first time grandma at age 71! Yeah!!!!!!!! At some point, I believe there will need to be an Ispy quilt whether with these blocks or not.
ReplyDeleteKay in NJ
I found your blog today and have become a follower. As a grandma of 13, I bet there will be and eye spy quilt in my future. Your offer would be a good starting point to launch a quilt.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn in IA
Nice give-away, count me in. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that you live in Georgia - me, too. Conyers. We have a charity quilting group who make quilts for children and adults with cancer. The group is Healing Hugs, sponsored by the First Baptist Church in Covington, GA. These would really help us stitch some quick quilts for the children. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThose would be so great for my baby quilts!
ReplyDeleteJust became a follower and would like to be considered for the block giveaway. I lopve making kid's quilts, and keep trying to sew my way out of the chaos in my studio. It hasn't worked yet, but I keep[ trying, and enjoying myself, too. Jennifer Collard
ReplyDeleteWould love those for making a quilt for new grandson! Thanks for offering this give away!
ReplyDeleteI think any of my four Great Grandkids would like an I Spy quilt....what fun if I should win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great site. Love your quilts. I would love to have the fabric squares. Between now and Christmas I need to make three I Spy baby quilts. 1 for a 3 yo, one for a 1 yo and one that won't get here until July 12. (1 is grandson and the other two are gifts for my bosses kids). I am a member of FabriacholicAnonymous.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog. It would be wonderful to win these I Spy charms as have grandnieces waiting for their quilts. Thanks for the passing along giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAdorable squares! They will make a wonderful chil's quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'd love the squares, I found a new pattern to use them.......!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make an eye-spy quilt. You are very kind to share that beautiful fabric with one of us.
ReplyDeleteI would love these! I have five little grandsons and four more grandchildren on the way! I started making an Eye Spy for the oldest grandson and realized I will not have nearly enough squares to make more of them, and it is hard to find novelty fabrics in our area now, as our local quilt shop closed almost two years ago. Great giveaway, thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOh,I forgot to say, I am now a follower! Your blog looks fun!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blog! I am now a follower! Would love to have these Ispy squares to use with an Alphabet quilt I am making! Sooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have these for making Quilts for Kids, Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteNancy ... what a generous offer! I am involved with "Covering Joplin With Love - One Quilt At A Time," at Brentwood Christian Church, Springfield, Missouri. We are collecting quilts of ANY and ALL SIZES to be distributed to survivors of the EF-5 tornado that devasted Joplin, Missouri on May 22, 2011. If I were to win the blocks, they would be made into I Spy quilts for kids whose lives were turned upside down.
ReplyDeleteDee Steffens
coveringjoplinwithlove@gmail.com
I'd love your I spy blocks! Your Followers widget is currently not showing up, but I just added you to my Google Reader.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog through Connecting Treads. I sew quilts for our local Prayers and Squares group. The I Spy blocks would be great for kids quilts. I also liked the mile a minute block instructions you posted. I'm having a hard time not dropping everything and trying it out.
ReplyDeleteP.S. The previous posting is from Julie. I am new to blogging and couldn't figure out how to post with out useing Anonymous!
ReplyDeleteI hd a difficult time becoming a follower....but, I just kept trying and thnk I finally got listed. I would love to make I spy quilts for my Great-Grandkids.
ReplyDeletestrain.marilyn@yahoo.com
I am a follower! You have a great blog here! Thanks for the giveaway~
ReplyDeleteLinda
http://homesweetquiltinghome.blogspot.com
I would love to 'relieve' you of the charm squares....I'll try and make at least one quilt for charity with them....thanks for the chance to win them.....and I'm a follower. Hugs Naomi
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog. I will be following it. I love reading all the blogs,tips and ideas. Would love to win
ReplyDeletethe blocks. Thank you for the giveaway
Thanks for your giveaway. I now am a follower of your blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm having a Giveaway on my blog too..
I would love to have these squares. I want to make I spy quilts for my DGS and these squares would give me a great jumpstart. Thanks for the opportunity to possibly own them.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of your blog. As a beginning quilter, I am SO appreciative of these give aways!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower :) I've done a couple I Spy swaps. They are so much fun.
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