I was asked by my local quilt guild to come up with a project for our group to do in the year 2011. This is what I came up with -- Grandma's Game Board. If you look at some older post you will see this one almost completely finished. But for this post I am giving a photo step-by-step for those in my guild who are making the quilt. This was the fabric I chose as my starting off point for color selection.
I wanted to use some of the same fabric from my previous game board quilt.
I wanted to use some of the same fabric from my previous game board quilt.
The first game we are making is the Checkers.
Step one.
Step two.
Step three.
Step four. Trim to be square.
Step five.
Step six.
Step seven.
If you would like the written instructions to this quilt, follow my blog, leave a comment on this post and then send me an email to alpinequiltretreats(at)gmail(dot)com
What a great idea! I would love to make one of these for a Christmas present. What is the name of your blog so I can join in?
ReplyDeleteI have been eager to find a quilt for the Dr. Suess fabric.....I just sewed up the checker board.....love it. I can hardly wait for the next pattern. Thanks for sharing your fun Grandma gameboard quilt! Mary Ann White
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea. Great quilt for home or for vacation -- everything all in one place!
ReplyDeleteI would love to follow along and make -- will email you as per your instructions! Thanks!!!
I am now a new follower. I will email you to get the written instructions. Thanks for the great ideas.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to have the instructions to make this quilt! Thank you very much!
Dinah
Can wait for next month!!! My first block is done!
ReplyDeletethis is the best idea I have seen in a long time....the kids will love it...and they are not little!
ReplyDeleteAnn-maree
I would love the directions for this fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quilt idea! I will email you for written instructions.
ReplyDeleteI'm a little late but love the idea and would love to make at least one for Christmas. I'll e-mail you for instructions.
ReplyDeleteI recently saw a display of these quilts at the HMQS in May 2012. What a lovely idea! Any chance of still getting the instructions?
ReplyDeleteIs it still possible to have the directions for these games to make into a quilt?
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