MargeD

They are both great quilts. Nice job.

Kimberli

Great job! I am particularly interested in the second one. I saw a quilt like this named Fractions and have not been able to find it since. Which pattern is this. I'm really wanting to make this for my step son for his wedding using batiks....

solstice3

Both are very nice

Jeanne S

I did not have a pattern for either quilt. But here is how I made the second quilt:
FRONT: the blocks finish at 10" square. Each block has a print center that is cut 10 1/2" x 6 1/2". The two white side pieces are cut 10 1/2" x 2 1/2". Sew the two white pieces to each long side of the print rectangle. Alternate the placement--one horizontal and the next vertical. No sashing or borders!
BACK: each block finishes at 12" square. For each print fabric, cut two rectangles 12 1/2" x 5 1/2". For each block cut one solid (black in mine) color 12 1/2" x 2 1/2" and sew the solid strip in the middle of the two print rectangles. That is your block! Cut another 12 1/2" x 2 1/2" sold strip to sew between each block, making the rows as long as you want them. I then added sashing in the same solid color (black) horizontally between each row. No borders.

if you have any questions please don't hesitate to PM me!! Both are really easy.

Blue Bell

Adorable baby boy quilts. Love the double sided quilts. Your grandson will be over joyed with them.

Mariposa

Super cute quilts! he will have lots to look at. Nice work!

kristijoy

Love them! The backs are just as wonderful as the fronts!

heather1949

Wow they are gorgeous

mjhaess

Cute quilts..

nanacc

Two lucky boys! Great quilts! Where did you find the dinosaur print? My DD has requested that I make a quilt using the cute counted cross stitch dinosaur blocks she is making. I have some of the fabric, but that would be perfect for a border or backing.