emptyshellamy

One of my daughters has one of these her great-grandma made, she called it a "biscuit" quilt and it took her 8 months to make handsewing the puffs.

This one is entirely machine sewn from a blog tutorial I found, in only 2 days (plus an hr to finish turning the back for cheater binding). It's for a new mama-to-be on my dart team (who found out she was pregnant when she was almost 20 wks!) and it's a boy. I had to make a little t@ggie to match.

I will say it was a heavy beast to muscle through the machine, good thing it's baby size. I machine tacked each of the puff intersections and did a little ditch stitching on the borders & corners. I loosely followed the directions (cuz I apparently couldn't read :? ) found here: http://www.honeybearlane.com/

Off to the washer, one of my cats LOVED laying on it when my back was turned, lol.

Murphy

This is so cute. Nicely done.

KathyAire

You really nailed that one. I like it a lot.

merrylouw

Oh, it's very cute and hugable. I used the same colors in the quilt for my newest DGS (see my avatar). They really turn out well.

PunkiePie

perfect

litacats

very nice

DJ

Oh, I just want to cuddle in it . . . but it doesn't look nearly big enough! Nice job.

littlehud

That is so pretty. I love the taggie too. Puff quilts always look so soft and inviting. Great job and thanks for sharing.

cjk

I love it... Another on my to do list.

amandasgramma

I like it, too. I made one for my first grandson...he STILL has it stashed (he's to "old" to have a baby blanket)...LOL Good job!