CarolynMT

Since I received my new long arm machine, my mom has made it her "mission" to ensure I have enough practice projects. She needed a baby blanket for a coworkers son/daughter-in-law who are recently married and are expecting. They dont know the sex of the child yet. Sadly my FMQ on the long arm are not sufficient to do anything worth giving away. Then the only pantographs I have are flames and flowers, and one called "Drip". So I thought I would get some rubber duckie fabric since it would match up with the drip panto. Do you know that there are not many duckie fabrics out lately? Sigh, so I ended up with frog fabric. It came out absolutely stunning! It is such a happy quilt, I can't help but smile every single time I look at it. I used a striped flannel for the back, a variegated green on top and variegated blue on bottom.

I named the quilt Jumping for Joy, because it makes me happy to look at it and it is a for a new bundle of joy!

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sassey

It is really a happy quilt good job

JenniePenny

It is very happy and cute!

owlvamp

Very pretty quilt.

QuiltnNan

nicely done

Jim's Gem

Very cute!

feline fanatic

And frogs jump! Your happy quilt will surely make the recipient happy too!

meyert

very pretty

gsbuffalo

nice quilt and great job mom for keeping you busy

ontheriver

Great for baby! If you go to urban elementz.com they have a good selection of FREE pantos you can print out to add to your collection.