My kiddo’s teacher is having a baby. When she found out the kiddo insisted I make her a quilt. We made a special trip to the fabric store for her to pick out all of the fabrics including the minky for the back. It is meant to be gender neutral as they won’t be finding out before the baby comes.
Kiddo’s only note on the pattern was it must include an L for the teacher’s last name.
I designed the pattern to be simple and modern and include the L. I call the pattern “peaks and valleys”.
Quilted on my long arm with little forest animals.
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This is just the sweetest! I could see your little one making these requests-she is the best!
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This is so sweet. I love the prints. Adding the L was just the right touch.
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That’s so sweet! & the animals are adorable. 
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I love the fabric with the arrows!
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Wow, I love what you’ve done with the quilting stitches! I see a little fawn and a mushroom and an owl and another bird… too cute!!!
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This is really pretty, I love the animals, and how wonderful that they wanted to make her something
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I’m super lucky I have an amazing long arm. I can quilt almost anything!!
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This is gorgeous. And the quilting is ah-mazing!
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That is precious and sure to be treasured
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Beautiful baby quilt…definitely gender neutral.
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That is a gorgeous gift!! You did a beautiful job designing that pattern!
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Such a pretty and thoughtful gift. I love that your kid wanted something special made for their teacher!
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So sweet! And I love the soft colors and animal design 
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Wow, what an amazing handmade gift! Great choice of fabric and pattern too!
Your quilting skills are the best! Love it!
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What a sweet gift! Your quilt is beautiful!
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This is just so precious! Love the colors too!
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Adorable, and will definitely be a treasured keepsake. The fabrics that your little one chose are darling, and your design rocks.
You rock! Yahoo! You are one of the featured projects for this week! Congrats!
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i love the simplicity of the pattern and how it is amped up with the coordinated quilting.
of course, i’m also a sucker for that aqua color!