Gail B

I have made almost all of the baby quilt patternsoffered at http://www.ginghamgoosepatterns.com/.

Don't be intimidated by the photos of the quilts. The instructions are very easy to follow. Some are time consuming & some take hardly any time to make.

Fabricnut

Gail B: those are darling quilt patterns and gave me some ides to use Thanks

craftybear

cool pictures of the baby quilts, thanks for sharing

and also thanks for the links

wvdek

All great quilts. Hope you can choose just one!

preacherswife

Nine-patch is one of my favorites and really showcases the fabrics because the pattern is so simple. Also, Yellow Brick Road is a very quick and simple pattern - very few matching seams.

mudsprite

creationsbyKara baby-rag quilt tutorial, is Great and soft and cuddly out of flannel and really easy and fast to make. I made one in one day when I had my materials and that was in between farm chores.

I used white print fabric with baby shoes on outside and then next row in a bright green print then light and pink in center.

Baby boy flannel has so many more prints in flannel. I sat and watched tv to do clipping with spring loaded scissors and finished in an hour and a half that evening. Working on 2nd larger one now.
I would rec a 80/20 poly cotton bat in your sandwich pieces.
to enter http is about a page long so didn't. Step by step pics and directions....Have fun.

Fabricnut

Thanks to all of your suggestions. I found a panel with little lambs and will work with that. Maybe by the time I finish the quilt I will also learn how to post a picture of the finished quilt. Maybe I can incorperate (sp) all your suggestions somehow.