Jude

"snowballs"??????

quiltingmimipj

Do you mean you do not know what snowballs are?

Cut a square of fabric. Then cut four small squares from another fabric. Draw a line on the diagonal. Place the four small squares on the corners of the larger square and sew on the diagonal. That, my friend, is a snowball.

grannysewer

Connecting Threads has a new pattern, Quilt-as-you-go Coins quilt. It's under the freebies.

Mariah

I use the "cheater cloth," which might be the "panels" you mentioned. I just put a binding on and that is it. The others are great ideas, and I am going to save this page for the next baby quilt. (So I can be a little more creative.!)
Mariah.

JackieG

Here's a simple one. Only takes an afternoon, including the cutting.

nursie76

Yep, all these ideas are awesome....I think I am going to have to look for folks to make baby quilts for so I can try them all out! :lol: I see a lot of the QKS's in my future.

nursie76

JackieG - What a sweet quilt. Actually, that is the pattern I have decided to use. I should be ironing the material now...instead here I am catching up on all the board happenings! lol

Cheriefaye2008

JackieG, I made one of these quilts for the Downy Quilts program. Loved it and it was very easy and quick. Turned out great even for a beginner like me!!

Quilting Nana

I love your quilt. That is the one I am going to make for our Deacon's first grandchild. It is due in Sept. Mother does not want to know the sex so I will probably use yellows, greens and maybe oranges.
Mother is a dog groomer so I plan on using dog prints for the large squares.
thank you for the pic

dljennings

i used the downy quilt for kids pattern... works up & quilts in no time