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Such a precious joy. I think your quilt is fine for either boy or girl. Its soft and pretty and he is going to want to be cuddled and warm. Congratulations, and I hope Mother is getting better fast
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Hi Twinkie, you made that quilt with love and I'm sure it will be fine, God bless the little one and all of you. You will, I'm sure have a lifetime of making quilt for every stage in his life. love Letty
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Precious little one! Congratulations! I always think of boys as frogs and puppy dog tails, right? Your quilt is perfect for a boy or a girl. Cute little frogs. You can always make hi a "big boy" quilt later for his twin bed.
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Congrats and good wishes to mom and baby! I think that the quilt is gender neutral and very cute. I would give it to the baby. Little tadpoles become big frogs.
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the lilac is cartoon animals, correct? And plenty of green. Why not for a boy? Any little guy can stand two quilts, so maybe another that's a bit larger and primary colors.
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Originally Posted by twinkie
(Post 6267274)
I may not have explained it properly. The quilt along with a mint green crocheted blanket were already mailed to them so it would be there for the baby shower. The shower has not even taken place yet. They are 750 miles away from us.
Thanks for the nice comments Let that be a shower gift and do another crib size with primary colors. |
I think I would ask if they are going to change the colors in the baby's room. I guess I am with you, in that purple a are generally considered for little girls. my temptation would be to make a boys quilt. sounds like this little boy may be filled with surprises!
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I would use this quilt as it was meant to be. This quilt has its story now.
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Originally Posted by linynp
(Post 6269117)
Congratulations on the new little and may both mom and baby have speedy recoveries! I would recommend a different style from rag since it can produce fluff from the fray edges. Most premies have some respiratory compromise so anything to aide in decreasing issues is a plus IMHO. Again congrats!
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Those are some giant feet and long legs on that sweet little one. It is a good thing he is a boy. My son would have had a fit if I had given his son a purple quilt. I would make another one and just keep that one for the next baby or to use at my house. It is a very sweet quilt. The parents might not mind. It is something when you think you know the flavor of the cake in the oven and you are surprised when it comes out. He will love you no matter what the colors are. My granddaughter still sleeps with her baby quilt...so that might be something to ponder...do you want him going to a sleep over with it at 7-8. She doesnt carry it but if she sleeps over it always is the first thing to go in the bag. Congratulations anyway.
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