peek-a-boo baby quilt

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05-04-2009, 04:28 PM

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kimmers

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Wow. You did a great job!!! I love all the colors. I am so darn partial to bright colors!

05-04-2009, 07:11 PM

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chattykathe

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Just wonderful, I love it. You did a great job.
I am a fabric and tool collector. An now I have a reason
to dig out that circle cutter. Thank you so much for the insperation.

05-05-2009, 02:20 AM

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Kyiav10

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Too cute!!!

Kyia

05-05-2009, 03:27 AM

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k3n

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Beautiful nanabird! When I first saw it i thought, 'gosh complicated, all those curves!' but seeing Patrice's instructions I might just give it a try ONE DAY!!!

K x

05-05-2009, 03:37 AM

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Quilt4u

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Very nice. You did a great job.

05-05-2009, 08:45 AM

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RedGarnet222

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I am wondering if this can be made with blue jean denum fabric. I have a stack of it I have been meaning to find something to do with it.

I love your bright and colorful quilt. It is very cute with all the pictures for baby to look at.

05-06-2009, 06:11 PM

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nanabirdmo

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redgarnett222, i would love to see this quilt in denim. i don't think i would use an inner layer just a layer of denim for the back and maybe the peekaboo fabric to show on the front. just an idea.

05-06-2009, 08:04 PM

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butterflywing

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Cathe

I used a 10" Plate and just two layers of flannel - one solid and one print. No batting. I left the edges scalloped. I first saw this demonstrated at a quilt guild meeting 18 years ago!!
Oh - and it's not hard to mark the lines - you just measure the first one and then use an acrylic square ruler to do the rest.

cathe - did you say that you scalloped the edges? i was thinking of that
possibility. i thought a daisy shape or really any simple symmetrical shape would work and be interesting. but it might also detract from the window effect.

did you do a shaped one and how did it look? this one is adorable.