Baby quilt for my first grandchild.
I have loved every minute of it! My son and daughter-in-law are having a girl, due February 1st. Today is her baby shower. I had doubts that I would finish the quilt for the shower, and wasn't going to rush myself. But once I got started, I pushed myself and I couldn't put it down. Applique is so easy with the heat n bond and machine zig-zag! I have never done prarie points before this either, and I am pleased with my result.
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Can we see a picture? Congratulations on the granddaughter and getting the quilt finished. I am sure that it is very pretty. BrendaK
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I wanted to show a picture, but I don't know where the icon is so I can post one...
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Scroll down on the page where you made your post to "attachments."
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Originally Posted by EnjoyMyQuilting
(Post 5633820)
I wanted to show a picture, but I don't know where the icon is so I can post one...
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 5633887)
if you do not see a picture frame with a tree in it above the typing box, go to Settings, General Settings and scroll way down. Choose WYSIWYG and be sure to save your changes.
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Congratulations to us. I am going to have my first grandchild in March and is going to be a girl too. Your thread has come just at the right time. I was about to write in to ask what kind of wadding I should use for a new born baby quilt? All advice would be appreciated.
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I love to make baby quilts & we live in the South so I like to use flannel as batting. But if I'm making one to go to colder climates I use Warm & Natural. (we have 9 grandchildren & 10 is due in May0
Congratulations to both you ladies |
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