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Hello from Portland Oregon.
I have finally, after 20 years of working insane retail hours in management, gone back to a part time position. Now I am sifting through my stash and came upon a stack of primitive Christmas fabrics, cut into 5 inch blocks. i will be a grandma for the first time and would like to make our new baby girl a quilt to cuddle under with grandma. This will be "Baby Stroble's" first Christmas. HELP, what can I do with them? A pattern out of the ordinary.
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You may want to look at the online site called Moda Bake Shop under bakery look under charm and there are what rhey all recipes and they have lots of different baby quilt and others made out of 5" charms.
Welcome glad that you found this board lots of ideas and help! I live outside of Portland on the westside. |
Welome to the quilt board.
Sucia Even farther north and farther west |
Hello and welcome from Australia.
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Check out the tutorials at the Missouri Star Quilt Company. Jenny has done several using charm squares.
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Hello & welcome from Brisbane, Australia
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Hi from Ohio!
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Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. Disappearing 9 patch or disappearing 4 patch would both work. As mentioned the videos from Missouri star quilt co. is a good place to look for inspiration.
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:) welcome from se TX
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Waving hello from Washington! DO look at Moda Bake Shop or Missouri Quilt Co. Both are great for ideas.
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Another Michigan welcome!
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Welcome from NE Ohio.
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Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!!!
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Hello and welcome from northern California!
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Hi and welcome from Fort Myers, FL
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Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
Congrats on that grandbaby! :) |
Welcome from the Columbia river gorge! Nine patch looks great in baby quilts. Make sure you save time to snuggle the baby. Its hard to ramp down after years of dashing about.
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Welcome from Washington
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Welcome from WI.
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Hi From New Mexico!
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