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Baby quilt size?
I have a little checkerboard top that is about 31 x 31 - made of 2-1/2 inch squares.
I found a bit more material so I can get maybe enough to make it 35 x 31 or 33 x 33. I don't have any fabric suitable for borders, so I might pillowcase this one (yuck!) Any suggestions for the size? |
I think I'd go with the 33" square. That is a good size for various uses.
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I believe 30x30 may be the size of a receiving blanket so it should work. Personally I prefer a bit bigger but if it's what you got, make it work.
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Originally Posted by bakermom
(Post 7871173)
I believe 30x30 may be the size of a receiving blanket so it should work. Personally I prefer a bit bigger but if it's what you got, make it work.
I think my basic question is - if I make it bigger - keep it square - or add to the length? |
i think the square size would be my choice
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Another vote for square. I think the larger the better (I make mine at least 45"), because at first the quilts are just used for tummy time, but I always think it's nice when they can grow a bit with the kids.
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I think square works best for most uses, esp. tummy time. If I know it will eventually be used on say a toddler bed I will do a 45x54 rectangle.
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Agree with the others, I like square for baby quilts.
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I don't make baby quilts. I make crib size quilts. Batting package says 45" x 60". Large enough for 7 or 8 YO Kid.
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I make donation quilts for NICU babies. Most are 30x30" and 32x32". They are small, but so cute!
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