Contemporary Baby Quilt Pattern

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08-12-2011, 10:56 AM

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TheSevenYearStitch

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Debbie, that quilt is just adorable! I love it!

08-12-2011, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by sewingladydi

What is a good contemporary pattern that I could use for a baby quilt. The colors will be grey, white and yellow.

The nursery is quite modern in style. Very streamlined crib, just plain mini blinds. Nothing ruffly (is that a word) or cutesy.

If you are wanting contemporary, what about a bargello done in an assortment of your three colours?

08-15-2011, 08:09 AM

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I made this one for a nephew's baby. These parents asked for something comtempory too. The pattern is Paradigm Shift from McCall's quilting.

Paradigm Shift

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08-15-2011, 09:23 AM

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sewingladydi

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Originally Posted by MamaBear61

I made this one for a nephew's baby. These parents asked for something comtempory too. The pattern is Paradigm Shift from McCall's quilting.

That quilt would be about perfect-it's even the right colors!
Thanks

08-15-2011, 10:40 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MamaBear61

I made this one for a nephew's baby. These parents asked for something comtempory too. The pattern is Paradigm Shift from McCall's quilting.

That quilt would be about perfect-it's even the right colors!
Thanks

Thanks, it is from May-June 2010 McCalls Quilting. I didn't have the whole pattern but there is a free web pattern for a throw cushion and I just took the block pattern and made a pencil crayon drawing to know how many blocks I needed for the layout I wanted. Have fun and be sure to show us what you come up with.