Well, it's actually not my pattern. I use an old Vogue pattern and then just alter it to how the parents like the design. Thanks, though.

I'm going to be finishing up the second baby quilt today (I have two daughters so I made one for the tute and now I'm making another so the girls each have one). Then, I'm hoping to finish up the baby quilt I was working on when I started the tute. A busy week ahead of me!

Beautiful....and I'm going to be a first-time grandma in December....thank you...

Great tute! Thank you so much!

What a great tute! Thanks

When I started this tutorial, I decided to make a quilt for each of my daughters with their birth information since I wasn't quilting when they were that young. I finished one early for the sake of posting pictures but couldn't finish the other until today. Here's the other one. It's still in desperate need of pressing but I'll get it ironed out and pinned together.

Sew Cute!

Looking at your adorable new iteration of this wonderful pattern, I notice that the "baby clothes" are slightly cartoon-like abstractions of the real thing - which increases the overall appeal of this quilt. (Think: Teddy bears vs. real bears)

I wonder if we could convince Vogue to reissue this pattern so we can all make more of these darling quilts. How might we go about doing that???

I have never seen one of these before but I do think it is the cutest quilt.............I am going to make one....
Charlotte

I totally agree! I've copied the pattern onto brown kraft paper to make it last longer but I'd like to have more than one copy since this is my "signature" baby quilt. I made it a few times and then suddenly it became what everyone wanted me to make for their baby. I think I'm going to email Vogue customer service weekly. That should get them going. ;)

I totally agree! I've copied the pattern onto brown kraft paper to make it last longer but I'd like to have more than one copy since this is my "signature" baby quilt. I made it a few times and then suddenly it became what everyone wanted me to make for their baby. I think I'm going to email Vogue customer service weekly. That should get them going. ;)[/quote]

You go, girl, and let the rest of us know how we can support your effort!

You go, girl, and let the rest of us know how we can support your effort![/quote]

I think we should all gang up and email Vogue weekly. It'll be like signing an internet petition. When they see how much they could be profiting from a newer generation's interest, they're bound to jump on the marketing wagon and try to make a profit! :D

Clever lady thank you for the tute .I make quiltes for the local childrens hospice and your design would be great if you dont ,mind me using it .

It's not actually my design, it's Vogue's, so by all means, have at it! :D

that is very adorable,

Here's a few pics on how I quilted the two quilts.

Love your quilt. I keep coming back just ot admire it. Thanks for the tutorial.

Great work.

Love this!

This quilt is so cute. Thanks for the pattern and the pics. I'd love to try it sometime. Good job. Sue

Thanks!

That's very cute, you did a great job on the quilt and also the tutorial. Thanks so much.

That is so cute!! Thanks for the great tutorial.

Thank You . I may actually try to do this some day. I think your
instructions are very clear. Thank you for taking the time to
do this for us.

Cute quilt and thank you for taking the time to do the tutorial.

this one's just as cute as the first. i searched for the vogue pattern and it still is not available at vogue. i'm getting a new grandchild this spring and have been searching for the right quilt for him... this just might be it!

believe it or not, I still have this pattern from about 30 years ago. I made it for my Godson Matthew (who is now 29) way before I became a quilter. Your tutorial is wonderful and makes me want to try one for Matt and his wife's newborn expected to arrive March 18th. Thank you for your wonderful post and instructions.