Originally Posted by DJinSC (Post 5423801)

This is the first time I've tried to post pictures. Hope it works! Here are two baby quilts I've made that were soooo simple. I've done the log cabin one three times because I like it so much. The fabrics you choose make such a difference. Each one is totally different. You've gotten alot of great ideas. If you're interested in either of these, let me know and I'll send you directions. I also agree that a quilt made from a panel would be easy and look fantastic. They have so many different, really cute panels! Good luck! I love making baby quilts!

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Originally Posted by MargeD (Post 5424403)

My "Go-To" baby quilt is to use a cute focus fabric and 2 coordinating fabrics, cut 4 -- 2.5" strips X WOF, then 5 -- 2.5" strips by WOF. Make 9 -patch blocks from those strips, measure, should be 6.5", but measure just in case and square up to 6.,5, then cut 3 strips from focus fabric into 6.5. Once assembled 5 x 7 blocks, I like to cut 2.5" strips for the first border and 6" or 6.5" strips for border. I've been making these quilts together and I still can't figure out how much fabric you need, approximately 2 yds of focus fabric and about half a yard for 9-patch blocks, or you can make the 9 -patch blocks 9 different colors if you would like. It's an easy quilt that works up quickly and you could probably piece, sandwich and quilt in a week or two, depending on your time available. I promise you, it's quick, easy and is beautiful when finished.

Originally Posted by LivelyLady (Post 5424710)

I agree. Marshall's Dry Goods have beautiful, inexpensive baby panels.

Originally Posted by QuiltingCrazie (Post 5425533)

One I did to use up scraps I don't have a great picture of. But I used 3 1/2" squares just but with 12 random blocks I put 4 prairie points on them so you can open them like little doors to see the block underneath. If I'm being confusing I can take a pic and post it. Turned out really cute