
I had a wonderful childhood. I grew up in the time when mother’s were sure fresh air was good for you. When children were sent out to play and were not to come home until the next meal or the street lights came on. During my childhood years I lived in a growing neighborhood. Where new houses were being built and the construction works let us have their scrap. There was also a wooded area where we would take this scrap and we built clubhouses and forts. Nothing really structurally sound but we did have a wonderful time.
So when I saw the new line, The Treehouse Club, by Sweetwater for Moda. I knew I had to play with it. Some of those forts were in trees and as the line is Treehouse Club I knew I needed to put some ladders in my quilt. Next I added some club houses. After several arrangements I finally came up with the thought of adding words.
Once I had it all put together I quilted hammers and nails, cause how else would you build your club house?
The pattern should be in shops soon (it is available through United Notions and will be on my website soon.) Linking up with Sarah and Amanda Jean.
Very pretty. I love it!
Love it. I grew up in that same time. Kids are missing out on a lot today.
I'll bet working on it brought back some wonderful memories. Very cute!
So adorable! We didn't have a clubhouse or anything, but we built a lot of blanket forts.
Love your post! Love the quilt!
Oh, Emily, that's just adorable! What a great idea!! Whoop whoop!!!
This is so cute! I can't wait for this line 🙂
Very cute, but where is the "No Boyz Allowed" sign?!
Looks very nice. Greetings
Wonderful design and I can relate to the idea behind it. My children grew up in a small village and they built their club houses. Sounds children are the same all over the world.
Greetings,
Sylvia
You are just too smart and creative Em! Cute Cute Cute!!