Memory Quilt

I have been working on a project this weekend that I have wanted to get started on for a LONG time. Before I tell you about it, I'll give you a little bit of background. Since my daughter was about 4 or 5 I have made 95% of her clothing; right down to the bloomers under her dresses. It's a sad thing, but once a girl gets to this age, most clothing manufacturers cease to see them as sweet little girls. The clothing starts getting tighter, lower, shorter, and just altogether worldly and immodest. Many Christian mothers I know either have to order clothing from modest websites, scour shops for anything that can pass as modest, or like me, make their own clothing. I thank God that he's given me the ability and means to do this. Now about my project...
I've heard of quilts being made out of children's clothing as a memory of their childhood. I like the idea behind this, but I hate the idea of cutting up clothing that could be passed on for someone else to use. I'm not so sentimental that I can justify wasting like that. But, I have the advantage of having extra fabric from the things I've made. Since I had the idea a few years ago I've been storing away scraps from the clothes I've made. I'm mad at myself that I didn't think of this sooner, because there's some fabric that I didn't save. :( This weekend I finally got around to DOING something with all this fabric. Surprisingly, it only took a few hours to have them all done! I wanted something on each block that would somewhat resemble the dress itself, so my creativity got to show a little. I also have pictures of her wearing most of these dresses, so I will be able to print these pictures on cloth, and add them to the finished quilt. I think I'll keep making these squares until she's 16, and then give the finished quilt to her as a keepsake for her hope chest. But, those plans could always change before then. The pictures below are the blocks I've made so far. If you click on the picture, you'll be able to see a lot of detail. I've also included pictures of a couple of them up close, and a picture of her at 3 with my dad (she's wearing one of the dresses). You'll have to disregard the threads and uneven edges, they won't show in the final quilt. I'd love to know what you think!