Very Hungry Caterpillar quit and tote bag

forgot the L in quilt.

So much for proof reading...

Karen in WI

Karen,

Those are just too cute!! My Granddaughter would love them.

The totes are fun!

Peace,

Marsha in nw, OH

Very cute, Karen -- and very lucky teacher and class! :)

Your creations are wonderful. Good for you Karen. My, how I do love that caterpillar. Polly

Karen I love it. That is a great example of what can be done with a line of fabric. You used them perfectly and they all compliment each other. Wow! I can't wait to see the doll quilt.

Sunny

I recently made two tops from the Hungry Caterpillar fabric for my 2 youngest granddaughters. See a photo of one of them at . This is the first time I have made a quilt entirely from one line of fabric, and the first time I have bought every fabric in a line of fabric. (The orange pieces in the outside border are a design change resulting from miscalculating the length of the border :) Now to get them quilted...

Julia > I have a friend who teaches Pre-K and she was planning an Eric Carle

Hi Julia,

Very cool! I love how you used the narrow fruit border *and* the wider food border. Nice work. What will you use on the back?

Karen > I recently made two tops from the Hungry Caterpillar fabric for my 2

Really cute!

I have the "scattered caterpillars" fabric for the back.

Julia > Hi Julia,

Oh, that fabric is perfect for the backing. I know your GDs will love the quilts!

Karen in WI

Julia > I have the "scattered caterpillars" fabric for the back.

These are fantastic - my kids love the Hungry Caterpillar stories. Will have to watch out to see if the fabric makes it to this side of the Atlantic. Morag