emptyshellamy

I just finished the binding handwork tonight & had to share one of my favorite baby quilts ever :thumbup:

I bought 2 charm packs of Central Park by Kate Spain for Moda, I never splurge on fancy fabric but I think I could easily become a charm addict! It measures 36" square & I hand tied the center & machine quilted the borders. The topsy-turvy squares in the border are raw edge appliqued. The back is white & I found the purple tie dye binding fabric at walmart for like $2/yd or something crazy a few wks ago. I love making these, I can knock one out in 2 or 3 days. It's going to be hard to give this one away, lol.

Edit to answer ?'s--Oh, I guess I should share a little more info. Each square is a little pillow filled with polyfil stuffing. My grandma made one years ago all by hand, it took her 8 months. This is all machine assembled, I got the idea from an online tute on someone's blog (she's since removed it) but I changed the instructions some to suit my style. I would feel wrong sharing the method but I bet a quick google search for biscuit or puff quilt tutorial would land some results.

sew_southern

Pretty, I like the puffiness too. Did you use high loft batting?

lauriejo

That is soooo cute!

ScubaK

I think you need to do a tutorial on making this including where to get the pattern and supplies needed.
This is way too cute!
Kirsten

Gladys

I agree!

Pickles

I also agree for if it came from a tut from a blog then they didn't mind sharing it if they had it on a blog, so please do share with us a tut on how you did this.. :-D :-D

emptyshellamy

She's decided to charge for the pattern. This style quilt has been along for a long time though, here are a couple tutes.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Puff-Q...Sewing-Machine

http://www.ehow.com/how_7709456_sewi...uff-quilt.html

BizzieLizzie

Lovely Quilt!

QM

What fun!! I love it.

SueDor

Cute!