I have a new baby quilt tutorial up at Moda Bake Shop.
After making the large squares-on-point quilt last winter, I decided it would be fun to make a baby-size version using 5" Charm squares. This one is for my brand-new baby niece!
Also many thanks to Sew Mama Sew for linking to my Easy-Stocking Tutorial yesterday as part of their Handmade Holidays series. There are some fun projects worth checking out. Because it's never too early to start that Christmas Gift prep, right? (eek.)
This past weekend was awesome. I came home yesterday to a busy family day, so today I need a nap. I'm excited to share some pictures and things that I learned from The Sewing Summit - as well as some loot! Stay tuned.
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Oh that is really cute! I love yellow for a baby quilt. I hope to be a grandma someday, and need to make lots of baby quilts!!
ReplyDeleteLove the soft colors, and I think I have at least one charm pack of that fabric in my stash! Ooooh, I feel another project coming on!
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Such a cute baby quilt! I'm working on a second quilt following another of your fantastic patterns and I'm sure I'll be doing this one in the future. Love those bright stockings too! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteO, the little baby quilt tutorial is perfect timing for me! Was looking for a new baby quilt and just love this one! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour baby quilt is adorable. I can't wait to hear all about the sewing summit!
ReplyDeleteYour crib quilt is great, and polka dotted Christmas stocking...oh, my! Love all of your projects.
ReplyDeleteWish I could have been there to meet you all - this quilt is so beautiful BTW.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt! The lattice pattern really shows off the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI had a BLAsT last weekend hanging with you!!!
What a beautiful baby quilt, I love the colors! I think I'm going to use this pattern for the baby quilt I'm making for a friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteHow soft and pretty, I love it! It was great meeting you this weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove the latest quilt- so soft and sweet. Can't wait to hear all about your trip!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful baby quilt and the color are lovely.Love yoour projects
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! It's going into my (ever-growing) list of "stuff to do." Thank you!
ReplyDeletethe quilt is adorable Amy!! I love Lily and Will!!! I took a little nap as well and I at least thought about unpacking :)
ReplyDeleteI saw you MBS quilt yesterday...I love it!!! Such a precious gift for your neice! I just printed the template for some stockings...think I will had some initials for them for some little Christmas gifts. Thanks for always sharing so much of your creativity with us :) Looking forward to seeing pics from the SS.
ReplyDeleteSmiles~Beth
love the baby quilt! What a quick and easy project for a fast baby shower gift!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous - thank you so much for the tutorial. I`ve been looking for a gorgeous pattern for my cousin`s baby who is due to arrive next month. I think this is the one!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love the colors and the layout. I can't wait till my son is big enough to cuddle with a quilt. Maybe soon!
ReplyDeleteLove the new baby quilt, what a great design idea!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt!! How cool to have a tutorial featured on Moda Bake SHop! And linky love!! Yay!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, it's just lovely!
ReplyDeletevery nice quilt, amy! and thanks for the stocking link. will be using it, for sure!
ReplyDeleteIts lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of this pattern. But the charm pack you chose is one of my favs, I love Lily & Will! Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! And love the colors you used! Thanks for a great tutorial! :)
ReplyDeletelook at you...on every blog. nice work. Love the projects.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Can't wait to hear what all you have to share.
ReplyDeleteLove you and your quilts! this is so cute. I'm so glad we got to spend so much time together over the weekend. It was a blast! xo
ReplyDeleteThat is a great quilt! I'm very new to sewing and quilting, but I'd love to give that one a try.
ReplyDeleteit was so great to meet and hang out with you amy! your new quilt pattern is fab!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletecute quilt. off to moda bakeshop to check out the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to free motion. Any ideas on how to quilt it other than free motion?
Such a sweet quilt. I am starting to make baby quilts to put away for future grandchildren and this pattern looks like a winner.
ReplyDelete@Cheryl, (Don't have a return email for you, so hoping you'll see this here)
ReplyDeleteI am not great at freemotion quilting either. I just finished a different baby quilt with straight-line quilting in a diagonal, cross-hatch pattern. It was easier for me and I really liked how it turned out.
Hope that helps!
I made this quilt and wanted to say thanks for the tutorial! I left out the two 9 block rows b/c I didn't use a Moda charm pack and didn't realize it would have less squares. It worked out great as a smaller tummy time/stroller quilt though.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much again!
I've loved this blanket since I first saw it at Moda Bakeshop. :)
ReplyDeleteI also added it to a list of my favorite baby tutorials on my blog. :)
http://thelittlewaffleflower.blogspot.com/2012/02/baby-on-brain-and-bladder.html
Hi! I've had this quilt pinned for about a year in hopes of making it when we had a baby. We are now due in October, and I'm ready to quilt! I have a small question, though... Do you have a cute suggestion for making the length 53 inches? I just want to make it a bit longer, and I'm so new to this quilting thing that I'm not sure how best to do it. I would sincerely appreciate any suggestions from a pro such as yourself. Thank you for any help and the lovely quilt tutorial!
ReplyDelete-Keri