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Quilted checker board
I was surfing and came across this quilt. I think this is such a sweet idea. I picture this being really nice for a child and done in a more children's theme. Add little wooden pieces for checkers.
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Very cute and country looking
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I love it!!
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You could even make fabric pieces..... make yoyos..... and keep pieces in a quilted or fabric drawstring bag....
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Years ago one of the fabric companies made a dark red, navy, and tan fabric panel that was a checkerboard. I quilted it and painted some small wooden stars for the checkers. It would be a real easy game to make for a Christmas present. A good game to play on cold or rainy days.
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great idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks
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11-09-2003, 09:14 AM #7Heather Bob
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Very cute, great idea! You could just pack it up and take it anywhere with you!
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I was thinking the same thing only making "pockets" on the back side with velcro to close them and attaching a ribbon on the ends to tie it up with. Sort of like a log when done.Originally posted by captclearance
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11-09-2003, 09:25 AM #9
That is so cute. And what an easy pattern to make. Hmmmmm, going to put that one on my list.
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so cute!
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THANKS, what a great gift to make my son. He loves playing checkers. WOOHOO thanks again
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Putting that on my gift list!
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