Baby crib quilt
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Hi, I'm new here so I don't know how this works. I am new at quilting.............I have attempted a couple and was pleased with the results.
I want to make a crib quilt, but I want it a little different maybe an heirloom type.......I don't know. I wondered if I could maybe get some suggestions or help.
Thank you
Lois1
I want to make a crib quilt, but I want it a little different maybe an heirloom type.......I don't know. I wondered if I could maybe get some suggestions or help.
Thank you
Lois1
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Here is what my DD and I made for her new baby. So bright and cheery
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-55781-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-55781-1.htm
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Hmm, what do you mean by "heirloom type"? Classic design, hand quilted? Or something else?
I think LeMoyne stars are really beautiful, and sometime I want to do a LeMoyne star baby quilt in some of the brighter civil war reproduction fabrics. I think it would help me get over my fear of set-in seams, and it would be something different. But then I really love cute, and baby quilts are a great chance to do cute.
I think LeMoyne stars are really beautiful, and sometime I want to do a LeMoyne star baby quilt in some of the brighter civil war reproduction fabrics. I think it would help me get over my fear of set-in seams, and it would be something different. But then I really love cute, and baby quilts are a great chance to do cute.
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Hi from upstate NY. I am making a baby crib size quilt at this time, it's called a Dresden Plate quilt. It is rather time consuming but when it's done it's quite beautiful. Maybe I will try and post a picture of it if I can figure out how.
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