need help ladies
#1
my first grandbaby on it way due feb.22nd and it going to be a boy. :D and i cant seem to fine a pattern to do. please help me to come up with something! and then i got a txt from my son and he got a baby on the way too his be here in june ..
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The first thing that I thought of for a boy, is either trucks, or baseball. You could look online for patterns with that theme. Maybe blocks where each one is a different theme. That could be interesting too.
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#8
One of the easiest ways to do a baby quilt is to use preprinted panels. Then you can simply add sashing. I found myself in the same situation, except that I suddenly found myself needing to make 4 (yes, 4!!!) baby quilts before Christmas. I bought some preprinted panels and threw them together with sashing and a couple of borders. It literally took me less then a day to get the top together and once sandwiched (my least favorite part of quilting) it only took about an hour or two to do a meander stitch. Add the binding and all together I spent about 3-4 days on each one. I sew slowly so it will likely go faster for others. I'll post a pic of the top I did to give you an idea. I didn't have a pattern, just threw everything together.
Good luck! I can't wait to see what you come up with. :thumbup:
Good luck! I can't wait to see what you come up with. :thumbup:
Top for one of the twins
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#9
Check out some of the patterns being made for the Quilts for Kids organization http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-27514-1.htm. There are some really nice (and very easy) quilts on there. Also, if you look up the different fabric manufacturers websites, many offer free patterns for download.
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