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Ihave no suggestions other than making sure she understands to look at the 'pattern' and not the fabric when you're showing her quilt tops. Hopefully she understands she can pick out her favorite fabrics!
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Ohh pinwheels comes to mind or maybe a day and night quilt, kids like stars, not to childish
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My granddaughter is 10, I 'm making her a flip-flops quilt, she'll love it!
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Thanks for all the wonderful Ideas..alot of things came up after work so was not able to get online and show here all the wonderful ideas..I just have to say I LOVE THIS BOARD!
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Originally Posted by PamB8s
I am quilting this one right now for a baby quilt, but could easily be made into a quilt anysize, and seems fun for a 10 year old.
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If your Wal Mart has fabric, they have a black with pink polka dots and a pink with black polka dots. It is a good quality fabric. They are very popular with the pre teen and teenage girls. That is what I would suggest.
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Originally Posted by twinkie
If your Wal Mart has fabric, they have a black with pink polka dots and a pink with black polka dots. It is a good quality fabric. They are very popular with the pre teen and teenage girls. That is what I would suggest.
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I love the book "Happy Hour" by Atkinson Designs. I made a black, white and pink quilt for my DG's nursery. I used a tiny bit of chatreuse green as an accent color. Came out great.
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Check Riley Blake designs. She is a fairly new designer and has some fun fabric lines.
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Maple Island Quilts has several great quilt patterns for teens. I've made several for pre-teens and teens and they all love them. They are fairly easy to make and very unique.
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