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This is my first time to post a picture. I made this blanket this weekend for DD whos little one is due in Sept. I used six inch squares of stars and hearts patterned flannel and no batting. It is small for a newborn. It was fast and fun to make. Now that I have a digital camera and hope I have this all figured out I will post more of my projects in the future.
close-up [ATTACH=CONFIG]4980[/ATTACH] front of blanket [ATTACH=CONFIG]46623[/ATTACH] |
Nice job! Looks soft and cuddly. Can't wait to see your next project! :)
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I love it. Looks like a warm and cuddly blanket. Can't wait to see more of your work.
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That is so cute!!
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Your blanket is so cute. I really like NOT using interfacing with my flannel blankets. Two layers of flannel is warm and pliable--soft and cuddly.
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your baby blanket is lovely..wish i had seen yours before i started making mine...i will definitely make a raggedy blanket next as you have inspired me. Did you use the spring loaded scissors to cut your fringe as i have heard that normal scissors hurt your hands? I have been looking at some for a while and am saving my pennies (dollars!) for the fiskars ones as they are pretty expensive.
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Thats a really cute blanket :D
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How do you post pics?
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Thanks everyone! I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Now I'm working on a table runner made the same way. We'll seee.......... :wink:
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It is really beautiful! I can picture a little babe snuggled within. I want to make one too! Is your backing a white flannel as well?
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Belinda,
It is lovely! My 2-year-old is sitting here (on my arm--sorry about the typos). He is loving and talking about the stars! Great job! |
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The back is the same as the front. Here's a pic of the back.
the back of my baby blanket [ATTACH=CONFIG]1815[/ATTACH] |
It's adorable. :D :D
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That is really cute! It looks warm and cuddly!
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Thanks for the pic of the back!
I think this idea has been moved up to the top of my "must do" list! - I've always put backing in all my quilts and would like to try something a little lighter and baby cozy for my baby coming in April. |
It looks really nice and warm..
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Originally Posted by PattyAllayne
How do you post pics?
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Cuddly! I love the fabrics you chose. That baby is going to look so sweet bundled in your quilt. Make more!
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I love the sweet little quilt but remind your DD that the baby should never be left unattended while lying on the quilt.
I hate to keep harping on this, but we have to remember that sometimes crafts and children don't mix. Here in Canada those types of quilts would never be mass produced as they would never pass Health Canada safety guidelines and I am sure you have the same type of safety net in the US. http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/4303.page |
hello, i'm new to this group. love the rag blanket. my quilt quild is making these blanket to donate to a charity for children. love the colors.
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Thank you Willie & WELCOME :!:
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I love it. You did a great job. It looks so warm and cuddly.
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
I love the sweet little quilt but remind your DD that the baby should never be left unattended while lying on the quilt.
I hate to keep harping on this, but we have to remember that sometimes crafts and children don't mix. Here in Canada those types of quilts would never be mass produced as they would never pass Health Canada safety guidelines and I am sure you have the same type of safety net in the US. http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/4303.page |
Originally Posted by Mamagus
I love the sweet little quilt but remind your DD that the baby should never be left unattended while lying on the quilt.
I hate to keep harping on this, but we have to remember that sometimes crafts and children don't mix. Here in Canada those types of quilts would never be mass produced as they would never pass Health Canada safety guidelines and I am sure you have the same type of safety net in the US. http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/4303.page |
You know I didn't quite understand that either. The baby would actually be covered with the smooth side of the blanket and I never leave my grandbabies unattended. :?: :?: :?:
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Thanks for the pictures.... It's a sweet, sweet blanket. Lucky baby!
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Someone on the internet has spread a story that babies will choke to death on the raveling rag quilts........I got an e-mail ,and also read it here in messages......After they are washed and shook a couple times, nothing much comes off. I have never heard a true story from anyone about a baby chocking and yes the US govt has regulations on everthing sold to the public. I have made them for church, no chocking babies yet.
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Originally Posted by Ruth Camp
Someone on the internet has spread a story that babies will choke to death on the raveling rag quilts........I got an e-mail ,and also read it here in messages......After they are washed and shook a couple times, nothing much comes off. I have never heard a true story from anyone about a baby chocking and yes the US govt has regulations on everthing sold to the public. I have made them for church, no chocking babies yet.
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That is smashing!!Is there a pattern somewhere with the instructions as I have never tried a raggedy quilt!!
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How absolutely adorable. I love your baby quilt. It's wonderful. I've always enjoyed the rag quilts and I can see your flannel made up beautifully and I'm pretty sure mom and new baby are going to love it. Good job. Thanks for sharing.
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Adorable, pretty, and snugly quilt.
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Originally Posted by Loretta
Adorable baby quilt. I think the concern with babies is that if the raggy is too long (using a seam longer than 1/2 inch) the thread might be torn off by baby and put in their mouth. But I honestly have never heard of a baby choking from them. These quilts are so soft and cuddly, perfect for babies. I think we are getting way too paranoid as a society and worry too much about everything. Don't you?
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Thank you all for the nice comments :!: :wink:
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