I had some leftovers from that quilt. Last year I wanted to make a last minute gift for a newborn baby and I found them in my stash. Turns out there was just enough fabric leftover for a small baby quilt! I made this in one evening. Quilting is stitch in the ditch.
These are the only pictures I have, I took them in the morning right as we were leaving to meet the baby for the first time.
This is adorable. I love how festive your fabrics are, and it’s great that you made it in one day. Congrats to whomever has the new family member! They are lucky to receive this gift of love.
AIMR
(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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And this is why we have stash…ha ha…you sure whipped that up quickly and made a super personalized gift from STASH…great job…I love to have baby or child fabrics on hand just for times like this…
The backing fabric came from the €1 bin at the local fabric shop! I can never walk past that place without taking a quick look in the €1 bin. They often have kids prints for sale.
The batting was also from stash and is synthetic. I always make sure to use easy to wash synthetic batting for baby/kid quilts so the parents don’t have to worry about the quilt getting dirty, they can just throw it in the machine.
AIMR
(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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I am working on a baby quilt and just had my batting delivered. Yes, synthetic is best for washable and easy care quilts for parents.
I was able to stitch it together quickly because the leftovers were already cut in strips, so I only had to cut them to size and sew it all together. And with the right fabrics a simple pattern gives a really good result.
I like to keep coordinating leftovers together so I can quickly sew up something similar.
I really loved that monster fabric too! I was waiting for the right project to use it for.
Yes this was basically all I had left over from the big quilt. I used up everything except for the binding fabric and one strip of the white bike fabric.
