as long as there's a delay (so sorry about that!)...check this one out. I had seen it and then couldn't find it until just a few minutes ago. It's a baby rail fence on point and just adorable. http://www.quiltingboard.com/quiltin...ml#post7172653 (scroll down the pictures and you'll see it)

I am working on a baby quilt right now that uses 32 charm squares. The size is 45 x 45. There is a 16" center square perfect for using a Fat Quarter. The pattern name is Speedy Baby 2 by Deslynn Mecham. It is a free pattern. If you put in the information in the search bar you can easily find it. Please let me know if you can not find it and I will PM you. You will see why the quilt is named Speedy because it goes together quickly. Have fun with whatever quilt you decide to make.

i just finished the top for a baby quilt using the MSQ Zipper quilt tutorial. It was simple and took about... 4 four hours start to finish. All I need to do now is sandwich, quilt bind and done! I used a collection of reproduction prints and it is cute. No photo yet, later this week. I would use this pattern again. Quick and not seams to match.

Just saw a tutorial from MSQC called the zipper quilt...very cute for a baby quilt.

Snooze, so sorry about your injury... knock on wood... I have not been bitten by my rotary cutter.

Suern3- I really like your baby quilt charms set on point. I've added the pattern to my favorites for future use.

So sorry about cutting your hand! Hope it heals quickly.
Here is a photo of a quick baby quilt I did using a charm pack of prints. I got the solids and white from my stash. No particular pattern, but just cut the solids 2 1/2"x5" and sewed them on either side of the charm squares. The white strips were 2 1/2" wide I think, wider at the ends to get the final size I wanted.
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