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Here's a super fast baby quilt pattern. You get three at once and you can make all three tops in just a matter of a couple of hours.
http://www.ashevillequiltguild.org/A...or%20Linus.pdf |
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Here's a super fast baby quilt pattern. You get three at once and you can make all three tops in just a matter of a couple of hours.
http://www.ashevillequiltguild.org/A...or%20Linus.pdf |
I love the idea of using fleece backing on a baby quilt. (I'm a newbie, BTW). Could you tell us what you do for the binding.....and give any other instructions you might care to share with us. This sounds like such a great idea. I have a great-grandbaby boy due in January and would surely like to try this out.
Thanks in advance! |
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I do lots of charity quilts and for kids I like to do the "quick strippie", but I do it as a "stitch and flip" so the quilting is already done for you. Add a machine binding and you are done in no time. For adults I like to do a strip quilt like the one in the pic below. It quilts up quickly with just a SID.
Children's stitch and flip in flannel [ATTACH=CONFIG]111898[/ATTACH] Adult size simple quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]111899[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by skeetersmom
I love the idea of using fleece backing on a baby quilt. (I'm a newbie, BTW). Could you tell us what you do for the binding.....and give any other instructions you might care to share with us. This sounds like such a great idea. I have a great-grandbaby boy due in January and would surely like to try this out.
Thanks in advance! |
Originally Posted by barbrdunn
I do lots of charity quilts and for kids I like to do the "quick strippie", but I do it as a "stitch and flip" so the quilting is already done for you. Add a machine binding and you are done in no time. For adults I like to do a strip quilt like the one in the pic below. It quilts up quickly with just a SID.
Thanks !!! |
Originally Posted by luvTooQuilt
Originally Posted by barbrdunn
I do lots of charity quilts and for kids I like to do the "quick strippie", but I do it as a "stitch and flip" so the quilting is already done for you. Add a machine binding and you are done in no time. For adults I like to do a strip quilt like the one in the pic below. It quilts up quickly with just a SID.
Thanks !!! |
Originally Posted by BKrenning
Originally Posted by skeetersmom
I love the idea of using fleece backing on a baby quilt. (I'm a newbie, BTW). Could you tell us what you do for the binding.....and give any other instructions you might care to share with us. This sounds like such a great idea. I have a great-grandbaby boy due in January and would surely like to try this out.
Thanks in advance! |
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Here's a super fast baby quilt pattern. You get three at once and you can make all three tops in just a matter of a couple of hours.
http://www.ashevillequiltguild.org/A...or%20Linus.pdf Pattern pdf file: http://www.ashevillequiltguild.org/A...or%20Linus.pdf picture tutorial ! : http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...qmKYnc?start=0 "I devised a rotary-cut quilt for an appearance on Simply Quilts (episode #1129). Each fabric in Super-Sized Nine Patch is cut with just 2 cuts with a rotary cutter. Using 3 fabrics and swapping the cut pieces yields 3 baby quilts in no time at all. I can see these quilts used for charity quilts, last minute baby showers or background for applique." Anita Grossman i can no longer find the short video Anita made for simply quilts.. :-( |
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So far Ive started the rail fence - OMG super easy.. and the supersize 9inch.. Another super easy, super quick one.. And I've cut the the strips for the Strippys...Yay!! I'm hoping to make a baby quilt every other day so keep the ideas coming!! I love them !!! |
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