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Neat idea, I working on a quilt for a neighbors son and will back with the checkerboard and pocket in the corner.
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Thanks for sharing such a great idea!
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Originally Posted by QuiltingCrazie
(Post 5155860)
So I finally made it to a guild meeting here and the ladies were wonderful. The guild does Quilts of Valor and Babylove. They had gotten in a box of quilts for Quilts of Valor from a guild in the states and a couple had a checkerboard pieced into the back with a pieced pocket and a baggy of checkers. Thought it was a cool idea. Thought I'd share.
Great idea. The checkers could even be made of fabric---------like the ever popular you-yos. |
Great idea for the checkerboard on the back of the quilts. Also like Edie's idea using the maps on the backs. Thanks for sharing.
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Very nice ideas, i have small grandchildren and these would be nice as gifts, thank you for all the tips
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I'm working on my own version of this, just don't have it finished yet.
Originally Posted by CoyoteQuilts
(Post 5156695)
Have any of you seen or done one of these? I think they are cool, but haven't managed to get one done yet.
http://www.kayewood.com/item/Game_Qu...nterfacing/365 |
Nice idea! It would also make a good back for a doll quilt, and if the doll isn't too picky about comfort, the "pillow" could be a little zippered bag full of checkers.
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i saw that in a book and thought it was a cute idea thank you for reminding me of that
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The one that I made was a different pattern - it had a hopscotch, checkerboard, tic tac toe, shoes to tie, numbers to count, a little personal book, pockets to hide things and an I spy border. Oh, I almost forgot also had a chalkboard.
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Love the checker board idea for the back. What great ideas shared here!
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