Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Whupside Down I Spy


Yes, there are still loads of I Spy 

blocks kicking around my sewing room.

The first brick one is up on the wall after

a brief hiatus to make room for

the GK's 5 " block I Spy projects. 

Unfortunately, a few of the bricks are upside down.


A quick pick out with my handy mini rotary cutter

and I was back in business.

Now it's time to audition some sashing.


Putting in some lighter colors as sashing 

is always unsuccessful but

 like a bad movie plot, I try it again

and it always does not work.

Here is the second go round, 


The last one to chose from, 


and finally a pile of the winners. 

One winner turned out to be precut pieces 

for backing so they were sent down to the 

backing bin. 


The cutting was all 2 1/2" strips which

will also double as binding. 

The first top measures 42" x 58" 

but the subsequent ones will be 

a bit shorter at 42" x 52"

Nice pile of strips here and 

minimal leftovers too. 

Enough to do 4 quilts!




Have a great week sewing !


Stay Safe and Sew On!

Linking up with :

Sew & Tell

Monday Musing

Design Wall Monday

SrSPS

Handmade Monday 

To Do Tuesday

Wait Loss Wednesday

Put Your Foot Down

I Quilted This 

Finished or Not Friday

Off the Wall Friday

13 comments:

  1. Always fun to do an "I Spy" quilt! You know, one day a light sashing just might surprise you so it's never a loss to audition everything just in case.

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    1. I will keep trying the light sashing, you never know~

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  2. So colorful and fun! I love the teddy bear strip!

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  3. I spy quilts are always fun,yours looks great! I like to get prep work done like backings & binding strips, doesn't always happen but happy when it does 😆

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    1. I know! I have a bunch ready , I just need to find the time to geter done!

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  4. Fun quilts. So cheerful. Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.

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  5. Hi Deb, those are great quilt tops - aren't directional fabrics a pain when they don't cooperate? Thanks so much for linking up to I Quilted This!

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  6. I love I Spy! You're off to a great start with these. Can't wait to see the finishes! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
    https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2026/06/03/wednesday-wait-loss-487

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    1. I still have mountains of I spy fabric, Just keep sewing , just keep sewing!

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  7. Beautiful I-Spy quilts! I also like the lighter sashing. Thank you for sharing on To Do Tuesday. 😁

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