Have you ever wanted to make an I Spy quilt? They are quilts that use various novelty fabrics in the designs and kids can play the I Spy game with them. They are super fun to look at and fun to make. There are loads of different ways to make them too. Just take a look at these 15 fun designs. Looking for more I Spy quilt patterns? Check these patterns out on Etsy.
- Stash Bandit Quilting sets her I Spy fabrics apart with a churn dash block.
- The easy economy block like this one from Patchwork Posse make a great showcase for fun fabric.
- Here’s a fun and easy tutorial from The Crafty Mummy
- Sugarbee Crafts has a bright and fun version of an I Spy quilt.
- Here’s an offset version from Judy Simmons Fiber Art
- Stitch Stash Diva Blog has an interesting way of grouping her blocks.
- Spruce Crafts tells you all about making I Spy quilts.
- Here’s a fun way of incorporating denim into an I Spy quilt from Instructables.
- Happy Quilting Melissa had a pretty way of highlighting colors in her version.
- Confused Kitty Sewing really shows off her individual fabrics.
- Diary of a Quilter gives us two versions of the popular quilt.
- Hexagons like this design from Linda Franz, are a great way to make an I Spy quilt.
- Quilted Blooms has a great rectangular block for the quilt.
- Jars are a unique way to show off novelty fabrics. This post from QuiltFabrications shows how.
- Jennifer Beckstrand has a nice way of putting her blocks together.
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