Annz

That looks like a lot of work.. I have a pattern for one of those but I have been afraid to start it, but yours looks great.

thebossbab

that looks soooo warm! It also looks like a lot of work went into it. Very nice.

Helen20906

Made a few about 40 years ago also, and stuffed each pocket with a nylon stocking. They weighed a ton. One of my sons loved his, and I was constantly mending it. My quilts these days use W&N batting and are much more comfortable and hold up better.

Willa

My first finished quilt was a biscuit quilt. I learned
1) Don't over stuff. Very hard to sew together if you do and also makes it super heavy!!
2) Very warm doesn't even come close. I think I would still sweat under mine in sub zero weather. :)

With all its imperfections I still love it.

trisha

Geta you quilt is just lovely, and so well thought out. Colors are heavenly, and looks very cozy.

Stitchit 123

It is beautiful and now I now what to make for my air-mattress for the coming camping season-Hey I fully believe Spring is right around the corner :thumbup:

LiveToQuilt

I made one for my DD and DSIL about 12 years ago, all yellows. They still love it.

Mornigstar

I sewed a black suede jacket with biscuits on the fronts and back. Squares were in beige gold tones. Got many compliments when I wore it but it was a little small on me so I gave it away. I had grown.
Researched a lot about biscuits before sewing it and now have a book /patterns that I will not use again. Fun.

ljorange

I've never made one but it's going on my list.

Pat G

I didn't think you needed to add batting & backing. I thought the construction of the puffs finished it. Was that part of your pattern or did you just decide you needed them? I love your quilt though. Must be so cuddly.