I just finished my granddaughter's quilt a few minutes ago. I am so excited. I am giving it to her on Saturday at her birthday party (she's only 2!). I hope she likes it.

I used fleece instead of batting and an adhesive spray. That worked like magic. If you haven't tried it, you should. This stuff sticks in place and nothing shifts. If I hadn't used this spray I would have needed a long arm quilter to finish it. So this saved me lots of money. Finished size is 60x90 for her future twin size bed.

I am now off to finish a fall table runner and thinking of the next quilt ....so I am staying busy.

Love it.

I am sure she will love it!!! I know we do. It is beautiful

A beautiful quilt! Nice work!

Wonderful!! You did a great job on this!

I LOVE IT!! She will love it too!! I use the spray all of the time, I wouldn't quilt without it. . . . .. :roll:

I love it - both sides. That is one of my favorite fabrics. I haven't found it yet. Of course, I haven't searched for it either. It's just in my mind to purchase it. You did a good job. Your grand daughter will be so happy with it.

Great job! That 505 is a dream isn't it?!

Absolutly happy and beautiful, I love it!

That is a beautiful quilt!!When you say you used fleece instead of batting, did you still use a backing, or did the fleece serve for both?

Ooooo Pretty!

Great job. That is gorgeous.

Very Pretty. Good Job.

You did a wonderful job... :thumbup:

The fleece substituted for the batting. Front and back of quilt is 100% cotton. My daughter wanted a warm quilt for her and I figured I would try it on her quilt. I was going to use the fleece as a backing but the fleece was a baby blue color and I didn't like the color so I went with a full cotton backing. All I know is that when I was quilting it, it was heavy. My arms were tired of moving it around.!

that is awesome

The fabric with the flower faces is called Sunday Bloomers. If you do a search for : The Best Sunday Bloomers you should be able to find the fabric. I coordinated the rest of the fabric around the flowers and I was very please. If I knew I could get more of the flowers I would have bought more. I guess I went brain dead for a moment.

I didn't have enough of any one color for the backing so I went with the flow and figured it would look good in this layout. I was pressed for time and $$$ (who isn't these days). I promised myself to try to make quilts with all the fabric I have and only to buy batting and backing if necessary. Can't go broke over this hobby. Right?

That is so precious!! She will love it!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :D

Beautiful!!!!

She will love this, nice bright and girly looking!! Nice job!

Oh! That's so pretty! I love it!

It's beautiful and she will love it-----did you FMQ it and as you say you used spray adhesive on it and the fleece didn't move??

I Love it. You just gave me some inspiration for my next quilt. Thank you, I know your little one will just love it.

I love it-I really like the border and the colors. Great job!

Love the colors!

Great Job. I love it.

So very pretty! Bet she will love it.

Wow, what a great and beautiful quilt! Love the colors, including the back.

Cute!

Such a pretty quilt...I love the flowers

Absolutely ADORABLE! I love it, and I know she will too! :)

Looks very pretty.

Very pretty. Love flowers.

Yes, after I sprayed all the layers and ironed it to secure the bond, I stitched in the ditch, then also outlined the flowers which made them pop out. I did a swirley thing in the larger outter borders and the piano keys.

I spilled the beans and told my daughter what I made my granddaugher because she was asking for a Dora blanket. I just had to tell her.......but it will still be a surprise for the baby.

What a happy quilt. She's going to love it!

Colorful and happy quilt. I like it.

Your DGD is going to love her pretty new quilt :D:D:D

It's beautiful and she'll love it for many, many years to come!!!

That turned out so-o-o-o cute!!!! :thumbup: