I have made baby quilts for all of my nices and nephews children so that is seven and them maded two for our first Grandchild; Conner. The picture of the last baby quilt is one that I made for Conner. Hope you enjoy. Again I'm still working on getting everything perfect. Ruth

They are both beautiful. I'm sure they will be treasured

Welcome to the board from Southern California.
You have a couple of really cute quilts there!!!

GREAT job on both :thumbup: And I am sure both are we loved :mrgreen:

Hello and welcome from Ontario. Love your baby quilts.

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Those are adorable quilts!!! Good Job :D:D:D

I like both. I tried to get the little dog pattern to make it but couldn't find it. Where did you find it? I saw the quilt in a magizine.

They look wonderful, what lucky children. I like your piecing also, very exact!

Those are just too cute! You did a wonderfull job.

Found the pattern at www.allthroughthenight.net under patterns by Bonnie Sullivan and I believe that it is on the second page. Good luck.

those are beautiful quilts and lucky babies to have such a caring person making them. Welcome to the board.

Why work on perfection. I think you are there. They are beautiful.

Hi and welcome from Oklahoma

Very beautiful. Look perfect to me.

Those are both so nice. What treasures they will be.
Great job.

Oh my those are so pretty i love the edge of the frist one how do u do that?I would like to say Hi and Welcome from W.v Thanks for sharing they are two beautiful quilts(:)

Love them both. Second one is my favorite!

Beautiful :thumbup: :thumbup:

They are called prairie points. These were made by taking 4"x4" squares and folding each square in half diagonally and then in half again. This is what the pattern called for. You might be able to find a pattern on the internet for making them and better directions. :)

They are both lovely. The first one one is really cute....I like the border.

Both of your quilts are lovely. I am sure all the babies love their quilts.