Maple Skies Fabric Line |
And I digress...hmmm what was I talking about...
Oh the finished quilts! I am over the moon on how these turned out. I converted a lap quilt pattern Connecting threads sells as a kit into a Crib Quilt Pattern. The Quilts both turned out to be 45"X 56" which actually seems to be larger for a Crib size, but these are both for 1 year old's so they can use perhaps on their toddler beds? What size do you make quilts for babies?
Hello Sunshine Front |
Hello Sunshine Close-up (Front) |
Hello Sunshine (Back) |
Soaked Crib Quilt (Front) |
Soaked Crib Quilt close-up (Front) |
Soaked Crib Quilt (back) |
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I LOVE your quilts and YAY!!! they're done!
ReplyDeleteVery cute story about the "batting eyelashes". =)
hugZ,
annie
lovely colours x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours! I'm just quilting a cot quilt which comes in at 37"x44".
ReplyDeleteI love the soaked fabric, and the way you put it together looks great!
ReplyDeleteThese are both lovely!
ReplyDeleteI came over from LAFF. I usually make my baby quilts about that size so they are usable for a long time. Even a teen can use that for a lap quilt, should it last so long. =) Yours came out great!
ReplyDeleteWhoop! Whoop! :) Very cute quilts. And your Ziona story has me picturing the Because of Winn Dixie movie. hehe
ReplyDeleteYour crib quilts are darling. I usually make them about the same size (40 x 60 inches) so that they can be used (or dragged around) through their toddler years.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Love your color choices!
ReplyDeleteI agree, Connecting Threads is becoming my favorite fabric source. 2 beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute quilts! I, too, like most of the fabrics at connecting threads and have bought quite a few different fabrics from them.
ReplyDeleteI adore your Sunshine quilt! So cheerful!
ReplyDeleteI love that quilt layout. I was thinking about it and I have done only a few quilts that were not in straight lines. And now I think I need to do something on the diaginal again. Thanks for linking up these 2 quilts are fantastic thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTwo great little quilts. I love that umbrella fabric.
ReplyDeleteThose are two great quilts! I totally agree with you about Connecting Threads - beautiful fabric, wonderful service, and great prices! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteTwo great quilts!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilts, love the colors and your quilting looks wonderful too!
ReplyDeleteThese quilts really show it is all about the fabric. What beautiful choices and I love the whimsy of some of the fabrics, especially those umbrellas
ReplyDeleteDarlene, You are a no reply blogger profile so I will respond here!
DeleteI know that fabric is so much fun! My favorite print in the soaked line is actually the rubber boots print that I did not get! I thought I actually had put 2 yards in the cart (some for baby girl, I am sure she needs something, lol).
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Sew very pretty, fresh and happy! Wonderful piecing and quilting!
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