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The absolute fastest I think would be to make something fusible. (I just took a class on this yesterday.) You can choose a large baby print and cut out shapes/designs and fuse them to another piece of fabric. If you use Steam-A-Seam2 that comes on a roll like fabric (not the tiny strips!) it provides a very strong bond and no outline stitching is required.

dotcomdtcm

Great idea!!

okie quilter

hi, yes, it is a great pattern to have. i have made them large enough for a bed or large lap quilts. it is appropriate for all types of fabric...flannel, denim, cotton....it is reversible and the pattern on the fabric will set the theme. it is suitable for babies to the elderly. it is a 12-page soft cover instruction booklet i bought in 1994. you might be able to find it from her website. this was before e-mails or websites, so the booklet only has her address and phone number. 517-345-3028. the catalog number is KWB20. 6 hour quilt.... is the title.

nursie76

Yes, I think there are 4 or 5.

dotcomdtcm

Try Quilts for Kids.org?

Janice Thompson

KAY WOODS HAS A 6 HOUR QUILT THAT IS REVERSIBLE. YOU START OUT WITH A 6" x 18". I DO 3 ROUNDS THEN BIND IT. THE QUILTING IS DONE AS YOU GO. I USUALLY USE 2 COLORS FOR EACH SIDE. THE BATTING I USE LOW LOFT THAT HAS BEEN LEFT OVER FROM LARGER QUILTS. THERE IS A BOOK AVAILABLE.

Judie

Thanks for the info for the 6 hour quilt.. I'll be looking into it. Sounds like a great one to know how to do. I appreciate the response, Okie quilter and Janice.. thanks.

quiltingmimipj

Thank you. I went there and looked. I love children's quilts.

christina bennett

I like this,Thanks for the photo.
Christina (chrissy)

dottiestoy

hey thanks for that posting for the coin quilt.