Baby Quilt NOW! :)
 

My daughter called to tell me that dear friends of theirs became parents unexpectedly today - a 6 month old baby boy was placed with them for adoption. They've been on the list a LONG time, but had no idea their names had arrived at the top of the list.

So Mom - what ya got? I was able to send her phone photos of 4 baby boy quilts I have on hand. She choose the one she wanted. Now just to get it to her before Sunday's baby shower. These are much-loved 30-somethings. The new mom's father is a minister of a rather large church. They will have oodles of baby gifts. But none will be exactly like the lovely little quilt that will hopefully become part of their lives with this new little one. I LOVE THIS! :)

Sidenote: my daughter is herself an adopted child - who arrived unexpectly - we had been told it could be up to 2 years of waiting and 5 weeks later she arrived. I so remember the excitement, the joy, the ... fear! Happy days. :)

In the following link the quilt in the center - with striped minky on the back - will be making its way to this little family.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t202617.html

Very exciting indeed. I love it!

So exciting!! My son adopted first- an almost 2 year old. A year later, they were offered and adopted the first childs brother who is a year older..what joy they have brought to our family!

Congrats! to the new family!

Thanks for posting those links to pictures and directions. I have a number of 'little quilts' to make up soon and that will be perfect!

Thanks again
Nan

Awesome!!!!!!

How nice - it will be a much loved quilt.

Congratulations to all!! That is so sweet. I made baby quilts years ahead for when/if I'd need them for my own children as they got married etc. I happily have needed them.

What a great way to welcome a baby. I am glad he is getting a loving home.
I will start a baby quilt for a friend to our oldest Granddaughter. I have to finish the quilt I am starting on first. My policy is: I totally finish one before starting another.

I love to hear stories about so many wonderful children getting homes. it's sad their parents couldn't keep them but it is a blessing for those that can't have children of their own.