I tried to quilt once before, but I started out thinking I could make a king size wedding ring quilt and I quickly became discouraged and gave up. Recently I came across instructions for a rag quilt. It was just the right size project to try. Especially considering that there is a mini baby boom going on in our family right now!
The weather this winter has been CRAZY! However, it has made it very enjoyable to sit at the sewing machine and create some custom gifts for babies, and a special lap quilt for when you need "just a little something" to take the chill off. I thought I would share a few pictures (Okay, a LOT) of my new hobby.
These are the colors my Niece is using in their son's nursery. I took this photo when I just about had it all cut out. I am SO GLAD I have the rotary cutter and mat!
My little sewing center :)
Here are the blocks all pinned together and ready to sew.
I had to lay it out on the floor and number each row so that I was sure to sew them together in the right order.
And here it is ready to give to the Mom-to-be!
That project got me so excited I decided to try one in flannel fabrics too. It turned out VERY cute!
I chose greens and yellow for this quilt since I didn't know if it was for a boy or girl.
It is so warm and snuggly!
The baby feet fabric on the back is adorable!
I have been officially bitten by the quilting bug! I did this one just because I loved these prints together.
Clipping all of those seams takes time, but gives the quilt such a unique look.