Pirate Quilt

[William Brand]

My lovely wife made a lovely little pirate quilt for our son, pictured here with cat and son for scale.

[Lily Alexander]

Awww, that is just too darned cute.

[callenish gunner]

William, you have captured some of the finest booty any pyrate could ask for ....You're a very lucky man indeed!!!

[Red Cat Jenny]

AwwwWWWW!!!!

I have one or two lil creations from Maeve...she's so cool..

[Silkie McDonough]

...pictured here with cat and son for scale.

"to show scale"?! My good eye! Tis a'cause yer wontin t'show yet anotter etchin uv yer boy n'ya kent da-nye it!

That's alright, we can't blame you, we think he's just the sweetest thing too!

[HildeKitten]

That's adorable :)

I made myself a skirt out of that skull and crossbones print last year :)

[Captain Jim]

Silkie, did ye not know ye can ne'er stop a father, especially a piratical one, from slippin' etchin's of the kids into the conversation. 'Tis just natural.

A wee tyke an' 'is vicious guard cat. Tranquility.

[Lady Alyx]

that is so nicely done BRAVO. I have yet to get some pyratical fabric for meself as well. Would like to use some as a lining for a bodice.

Another idea is you could make your own pirate map for the center. Remember the old school technique of drawing on material with crayons and then setting them with an iron, or even fabric paint. But the little ones could make their maps with crayons...just an idea from your friendly neighborhood craftsperson....wink

Recently I found a couple of tv tray tables the ones out of pine, someone threw away a couple of them. I took them and sanded them down and then decopaged a vintage Pinup Pirate girl and then surrounded it with other piratical items...it came out so cool. I have yet to work on the second which with have Sailor Jerry Tattoo flash on it.