Has any one made a quilt out of infant/baby's clothing? Would you treat it the same way as a t-shirt quilt using fusible web to stabilize it or something else? Some of the clothing is very cute but very stretchy too. I think I want to add sashing between all the pieces with maybe small 9 patch cornerstones. Just want it to hold up over the years for my grandchildren as it is their clothing.
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Hope someone can answer your question, but I would think if it is stretchy you would have to use a stablizer.
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use the search feature at the top of the page, there have been a few here on the board
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Here's a quilt I made from my DGD's baby clothes. It's my own design using the fun & done template. If you haven't ever heard of that, here's a website that shows the template. http://www.prairieskyquilting.com/fun_n_done_main.htm
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Bonnie that is Ssssooooo cute! Koko Fun n Done is enjoyable to make, Bonnie has a good idea and a gorgeous quilt for her DGD!
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Originally Posted by Bonbonary
Here's a quilt I made from my DGD's baby clothes. It's my own design using the fun & done template. If you haven't ever heard of that, here's a website that shows the template. http://www.prairieskyquilting.com/fun_n_done_main.htm
I used stablizer on all of the stretchy material. |
i made one. Use a stabilizer. The best one I saw had a black border around each block and then sashing of a different color. The black really unified the shirts. With a baby quilt, I wouldn't use black but possibly another color.
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