joyce888

Very pretty!

the real misfit

i just made one of these pillow quilts and had entered it into our local fair it took 2nd place ut boy let me tell you i made mine full size and what a job moving it around on the sewing machine to sew more rows on. let me ask did you put batting behind the squares on yours. you did a beautiful job

Juliebelle

I like it the black looks great

watterstide

i wish i could take credit..but my friend made it.
she used batting, a medium loft poly on the back. did it just like you would with a regular quilt, backing,batting and puffy top.
she said she didn't want to feel the seams on the back of the little puffs. i don't know how it is usually done, but that is the way she did hers.

Marvel

The black sure makes the rest show off great. I liked it a lot.

pgthom

Darling and good contrast for visual exercise. Fun for a tummy time quilt too!

Lisa Marie

I like that it is really pretty...

Gramyx7

It's beautiful,, soft and comfy cozy.... And the baby doesn't care what color it is.... i myself think its beautiful.. I use black in almost everything I make...

Great job...

VickyS

I've used black in baby quilts, especially with bright colors.

I heard that the more contrast, the more visually interesting for the baby; supposedly babies develop color awareness with black and white first, then the brights, then the pastels.

Those who received the baby quilts let me know later how much the babies loved the quilts, so make sure to put some good contrast in any quilt given to a baby (unless you are appealing to mom & dad :) )

jasming

I have been running the idea of making a biscuit quilt for he past few months. They look so cuddly. Just a wonderful idea for a baby quilt.

Great quilt