THE BEST DEAL AROUND, CUZ I LOVE DOING THESE I SPY QUILT SQUARES.. READY TO USE: already washed, cut and ironed all you need to do is sew.

No need to buy tons of fat Squares or yardage, 50 different 5.5" fabric FUSSY CUT squares, I cut-many different novelty items, cartoon characters, wild animals, bugs, toys, zoo critters, holidays, pooh bear, dinosaurs, Disney, bugs bunny and more.

The photo is just a piece of what I have, so i will send you my best. These squares are fun and different fabrics, and I like using them for my rag quilts for the I spy quilts for children.

But if you want all for girls or boys, I can do that.

This item comes from a smoke-free and pet-free home

TESTIMONIALS.

The selection is great and very colorful. I am making a cathedral window "quilt", have wanted to for years but no time. I decided to start and if it takes five months or five years, it won't ever happen unless it is STARTED! The goal is that no two windows are the same and your selection is sending my off on a good start. Also love the delivery time, very quick.

Thanks again, Dorene

I wanted to let you know how pleased I was with my selection of I spy squares. The designs were centered, cut perfectly and arrived very promptly. I know that I'll be checking back to purchase more from you. I was able to use all of your squares because you fussy cut them. An tiring but appreciated measure!

Thank you, Barbara

This set of 5 x 5 inch fabric squares consists of 50 different, quality novelty prints. The photo shows examples of some of the fabrics I have.

100% cotton, quilt shop quality, from a non-smoking and pet free environment. The squares are pressed before rotary cutting.

My auction pages aren't fancy and my photo skills may leave a lot to be desired (I’m a quilter, not a photographer) but my fabrics are top notch and I will give your purchase A-1 service.

Testimonial:

Hi Cindy,

I have been anxiously waiting for my squares to come every day, and today was finally the day they came. I was so excited, couldn't wait to open them. I love the blue tissue paper you sent them in, it made it so pretty. The squares are awesome...I couldn't have picked them any better. As a matter of fact, I have a few of the ones you sent, but that's ok, great minds...... So thank you very much for them, I am more than satisfied.

It would have taken me more time and money had I done all that myself. I love that there are so many different pictures on the fabrics, animals, tv characters, cartoons,... very versitile. Now I can start my grand-daughters quilt. I know she'll love it. Thank you so very much, I greatly appreciate it and will recommend you to friends looking for fabrics. It truly is worth it.

Cindy

This set of 4” x 4” fabric squares consists of 50 different, quality novelty prints. The photo shows examples of some of the fabrics I have.

100% cotton, quilt shop quality, from a non-smoking environment. The squares are pre-shrunk and pressed before rotary cutting.

My auction pages aren't fancy and my photo skills may leave a lot to be desired (I’m a quilter, not a photographer) but my fabrics are top notch and I will give your purchase A-1 service.

What is hemstitching? Hemstitching dates back to the early 1900's. It was used to add a decorative row of crochet, tatting, or needlework to pillowcases, handkerchiefs, linens, etc. Fine needlework was admired and cherished by many. Industrial machines were invented that placed small consecutive holes into the fabric which allowed the artist to simply insert a crochet needle or tatting needle into the holes allowing for a decorative edge to be added to finish the project. Today, these same machines are still used to accomplish the same results.

A very popular way hemstitching is being used today is for the new arrival of a baby! With our great selection of novelty flannel prints, we are offering great "Hemstitched" flannel receiving blanket sets. Each set includes a flannel blanket 36" x 36" and one matching burp cloth (double thickness). All you need to do is simply add a decorative crocheted edge to the blanket and burp cloth and you have a wonderful gift that will be enjoyed by the little one and mom.

Instructions for assembling a rag quilt style....

Cut batting 1.5-2 inches smaller than your quilt squares....

Center batting on one squares. Top with another square to make a "sandwich"....

Stitch through all layers from corner to corner to form an X....

Backstitching to secure the seams must be done 5/8" from all edges. Otherwise the backstitching will be lost when the homespun "frays"............

See a chart below for the approximate number of fabric squares you would need to make various size quilts. The FINISHED size of each square will be about 1.5 inches less than the starting size due to seam allowance and shrinkage. Please remember that this style of quilting will require more fabric than just a quilt top because this style includes the top AND the liner.........

Quilt Type Approx Finished Size .........

(size will vary slightly depending on square size).........

Approx Number of 4" Squares).........

Required Approx Number of 6" Squares).........

Required Approx Number of 10" Squares Required .........

Small Size 30" x 54, required 528).........

for 4 inches, you will need168 .........

Twin 69" x 90" 2016 600 176 = 13 yds .........

Full 84" x 90" 2448 760 220 = 16 yds .........

Queen 90" x 95" 2736 840 242 = 18 yds.........

King 108" x 108" 1152 338 = 25 yds .........

1 yard = 90 four inch quilt squares .........

1 yard = 36 six inch quilt squares .........

1 yard = 12 ten inch quilt squares.........

2 yards = 28 ten inch quilt squares.........

ANOTHER WAY.........

Rag Quilt Instructions:........

Cut your fabrics into enough squares to make whatever size quilt you desire. Finished size of each square will be about 1.5 inches less than the beginning size. ....

Cut an equal amount of batting squares 2 inches smaller than the fabric squares.........

Center one batting square inside two fabric squares and secure with pins. Machine stitch, using a small tight stitch, across all three layers from corner to corner to form an X........

Start and stop your stitching about 1/2" from the raw edges. Do this on all your squares.. .......

Begin stitching the layered squares together in rows, making a 5/8 inch seam..... Be sure that the batting is encased INSIDE the squares and does not extend into the seam allowance. .......

Then stitch the rows together, matching up the seams on each row..... ....

When the squares are all pieced together, stitch around the outer edges of the quilt or throw about 5/8" from the edges. ....

Wash in a washing machine on cold and gentle to work loose the strings. A liquid fabric softener will help.....

A few strings will continue to work loose over time, but the stitching will stabilize the seams. A rolling lint brush will help pick up any remaining loose strings. ....

A light weight throw or tablecloth can be made the same way, just leave out the batting and the center X stitch. This same method can be used to make just about anything! Always use fabric to get the best "fray". Printed cottons do not fray well at all.....

The FINISHED size of each square will be about 1.5 inches less than the starting size due to seam allowance and shrinkage. Please remember that this style of quilting will require more fabric than just a quilt top because this style includes the top AND the liner. You will also be making much larger seams than in traditional quilting and thus using more total fabric yardage. ....