jmabby

them out of 100% cotton or do you only use flannel, minky, and fleece?

Ruby the Quilter

I usually only use cotton. I make one for each new baby at church. Do a lot of 4 or 9 patches alternated with a print.

bakermom

all of them! I use a variety of fabrics for the backings. tops are cotton or flannel. I've added minky pieces in stacked coin quilts for the texture. If i want a traditional style it will be cotton top and bottom. other times i piece a flannel top and pair it with fleece or minky for the back. also use all flannel for some, some rag-stlye, some not.

Jackie Spencer

I like to use cotton or flannel for winter babies.

QUILTNMO

I make alot of them with cotton on front and flannel on back or if i use flannel on front ill use cotton on back

Quiltngolfer

I use cotton or flannel for winter babies.

momto5

Usually 100% cotton, front and back; but I have used Minky for the backing...

flhomeschoolmom

Of the one's I've made, and the one I'm currently making, I use mostly 100% cotton on both the front and the back. Sometimes I will include flannel in the top, it just depends on if it fits my color scheme since ALL of my baby quilts are scrap quilts they are usually made from what's in my stash.

Scrap quilts are my absolute most favorite quilts to make. And I find that with baby quilts I can use up small amounts of scraps that wouldn't fit into a much larger quilt because there wouldn't be enough fabric.

sylvia77

I mostly use cottons but have used minky.

NJ Quilter

So far, only cotton but would definitely use flannel if it worked for the color scheme I was using.