gramajo

The panel is "Hungry Animal Alphabet" by J. Wecker Frisch for Quilting Treasures. I am using this panel and wanted to embroider the names of all the items in each panel on the quilt to make it an 'I Spy' but I don't have time. Hopefully parents will point out everything to the baby.

Tweety2911

Cheater quilts are so handy and make quick quilts and yours is adorable.

twinkie

I have made cheater quilts in the past. Nothing wrong with that. Thanks for posting.

jmoore

super cute... and like Jan said, it's a nice efficiency quilt. : )

donnajean

I would have a hard time cutting this panel up. All quilts don't have to be hundreds of small pieces. Looks great!

Beachbaby12

You did a great job!

EmiliasNana

I bought five or six of these panels and still have a couple. Here is what I did on one of them. I, too, love the artist's illustrations!
I cut up the panel squares and used them like the covers of a book. This view is of the inside. Each "book" closed with either a piece of Velcro, a large snap, a button or a shoestring tie, shortened so as to not create a hazard.
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gramajo

Very clever of you to make a book of the blocks.

ccthomas

Nice panel quilt.

busy fingers

Love that panel.

I bought it a few years ago, chopped it up and made it into a cloth book for my granddaughter. She has many hours of fun looking at the pictures.....so do I.