I chose a variety pack of dotted batiks, using a leftover muted background. An abstract butterfly pattern hooks the blocks together. It's machine quilted on my sewing machine. Overall, it's a quick and easy baby quilt.
Welcome, we are three quilters trying and failing to finish
up three
generations of half finished projects.
Our projects range from super
easy weekend quilts to
paper piecing, embroidery and applique.
We have high hopes
of finishing our projects soon really really soon,
just as soon as
we try this cool new pattern...
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Quick and Easy Baby Quilt
Are you looking for an easy, almost fail proof quilt you can make up in an afternoon? I stumbled onto one in the back room of a small town quilt shop. During the East Tennessee shop hop, I was introduced to an intriguing cutting guide. It made pinwheel patterns from 9 patches. Although it wastes a bit of fabric, it significantly cuts down on matching seams. The end product looks more complicated than the actual process.

I chose a variety pack of dotted batiks, using a leftover muted background. An abstract butterfly pattern hooks the blocks together. It's machine quilted on my sewing machine. Overall, it's a quick and easy baby quilt.
I chose a variety pack of dotted batiks, using a leftover muted background. An abstract butterfly pattern hooks the blocks together. It's machine quilted on my sewing machine. Overall, it's a quick and easy baby quilt.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment