IQ2

as long as there's a delay (so sorry about that!)...check this one out. I had seen it and then couldn't find it until just a few minutes ago. It's a baby rail fence on point and just adorable. http://www.quiltingboard.com/quiltin...ml#post7172653 (scroll down the pictures and you'll see it)

copycat

I am working on a baby quilt right now that uses 32 charm squares. The size is 45 x 45. There is a 16" center square perfect for using a Fat Quarter. The pattern name is Speedy Baby 2 by Deslynn Mecham. It is a free pattern. If you put in the information in the search bar you can easily find it. Please let me know if you can not find it and I will PM you. You will see why the quilt is named Speedy because it goes together quickly. Have fun with whatever quilt you decide to make.

WMUTeach

i just finished the top for a baby quilt using the MSQ Zipper quilt tutorial. It was simple and took about... 4 four hours start to finish. All I need to do now is sandwich, quilt bind and done! I used a collection of reproduction prints and it is cute. No photo yet, later this week. I would use this pattern again. Quick and not seams to match.

tildiemae

Just saw a tutorial from MSQC called the zipper quilt...very cute for a baby quilt.

jmoore

Snooze, so sorry about your injury... knock on wood... I have not been bitten by my rotary cutter.

Suern3- I really like your baby quilt charms set on point. I've added the pattern to my favorites for future use.

Jeanne S

So sorry about cutting your hand! Hope it heals quickly.
Here is a photo of a quick baby quilt I did using a charm pack of prints. I got the solids and white from my stash. No particular pattern, but just cut the solids 2 1/2"x5" and sewed them on either side of the charm squares. The white strips were 2 1/2" wide I think, wider at the ends to get the final size I wanted.
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