Baby (twin) girls ...
12-30-2020, 01:19 PM
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Baby (twin) girls ...
Looking for baby girl quilt patterns. Even though they are twins, I do NOT want identical patterns! Searching on the internet has not found anything! Just a couple of ideas for crib size or smaller would work, not too complex for these "first-ies".
Thanks for any suggestions!
Thanks for any suggestions!
12-30-2020, 03:30 PM
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You could always do two heart patterns. The first one is just a 4 patch on point but you can buy a pattern at Quilty Love. Or one in pink and one in red.
Or I've made this heart quilt and it was super cute. https://www.theclothparcel.com/shop/piece-love-quilt-pdf-pattern/
And I've also made this one or rather one very similar to this one. Can't find the pattern to save my life. It was the same, only a bit larger - you could just add more triangles
.. Super cute and very easy. I don't have pictures of mine - I gave them both away as gifts. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/286541595029752947/
Or I've made this heart quilt and it was super cute. https://www.theclothparcel.com/shop/piece-love-quilt-pdf-pattern/
And I've also made this one or rather one very similar to this one. Can't find the pattern to save my life. It was the same, only a bit larger - you could just add more triangles
.. Super cute and very easy. I don't have pictures of mine - I gave them both away as gifts. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/286541595029752947/
12-31-2020, 02:02 AM
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Here is a link to a free pattern that can use your scraps. The pattern is called, Baby Love Quilt. Hope this helps.
https://susies-scraps.com/2016/08/20...quilt-pattern/
https://susies-scraps.com/2016/08/20...quilt-pattern/
12-31-2020, 02:04 AM
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I'd recommend just searching for general baby quilt patterns, picking 2 you like, then do them in "girl colors" (or neutral) Another option is if you can find 2 different panels & keep the rest of the quilt design the same, so it looks like it matches but isn't identical since it's not the same panel.
12-31-2020, 03:26 AM
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12-31-2020, 03:59 AM
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For my girls I did pink delectable mountains for one and purple for the other and my triplet granddaughters I used 1930 scrappy fabrics and the center had different Sunbonnet Sues. The border again had a predominant color that was their color, pink, green, yellow I think. I made a quilt with 1930 style fabrics for the older sister later on and another one with 1930 style fabrics for a younger sister.
So I chose for similar patterns and used different colors but you can also choose for a similar theme like Elephants or Jungle.
So I chose for similar patterns and used different colors but you can also choose for a similar theme like Elephants or Jungle.
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12-31-2020, 01:36 PM
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What about those elephant block quilts that Pat Sloan is making now. She is showing hers on her daily videos. Possibly make one in pink and one in another pastel color. These blocks are so adorable and I am very tempted to order the pattern and make one just in case I get a great grandchild. Good luck to you
