Its a teddy bear baby quilt. Two different prints for both sides. Just didn't have the heart to cut the fabric apart. :)

That's gonna be so cute Henry.

It's okay not to cut them up...I think it's called a whole cloth quilt. I have one that is brown, one that is green, and one that has horses on it. I like them a lot.

Wow that's going to be so pretty

Go for It Henry!!! We are the quilt designers!!! LOL 8) 8) 8)
Are you FMQ it?

can't blame you for not wanting to cut it up.

No I put a t pattern on it and then in the center of it I did a wagon wheel, a small one. I am still workin on making my stitches smaller

ahhh okay....thats cool....a whole cloth quilt...i like that.

That is sew cute Henry (but, kid, you gotta lose that Gordon t-shirt :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm wearing my Stewart one today :D )

hehehehehe :) and thanks

i don't think i would of been able to cut them either.

It's gonna be a cute whole cloth quilt!!!

Thanks all :)

So here is how it looked when i finished it.

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That is a wonderful quilt. I can see why you didn't want to cut up those fabrics. It's reversible. Someone is lucky enough to get two quilts in one. Great job.

Thank you.

Well I just washed the quilt in some ALL free. Well I went to get it out of the washer and the white fabric with the bears on it had ripped open and I had some cotton batting hanging out. ( I didn't think to get pictures I was so upset). I rushed over and did a quick repair job, while it was damp so that I could put it into the dryer on just the fluff no heat cycle. I sincerely hope it isnt ruined when I pull it out of the dryer. I am almost scared to look.
:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Oh and this is making a little trip to Leicester England.

Yay! It is fine, just very fluffy now.

So they will just have to NOT put this in the washing machine.

Henry, your baby quilt is
very lovely!! :D Great job
putting it together. Thank
you for sharing with all of us.
:D :D :D :D :D

Thanks Sula

Good Job Henry!!! They are going to love this quilt :D :D :D

Is the fabric that frayed a flannel? Is the other one quilting cotton?
When I use flannel I increase the seam allowance and I also do a zig zag on the edges before putting the binding on. It seams to want to unravel more than quilting cotton. I also wash and dry it twice before cutting it because it seems to shrink pretty good through two washings...

Yes it is flannel. and the other is a quilting cotton.

Ill have to remember to do that the next time.

I wonder if you went around the binding on the flannel side and did a zig zag stitch, if that would help it hold up to the washing machine?
A blanket stitch might do it, too.

Hmmm wonder if I should do that before I send it off????