Our Baby Boy will be here before we know it and I just finished making his baby quilt. I’ve made several quilts in the past to give as gifts, but it was even better making a quilt for my own baby. I know when it comes to things like this that I will never complete it if I don’t have a deadline so I decided to give me one by entering the quilt in the fair! I’ve done this before and it usually works well for me.
As crazy as this sounds I wanted his quilt to be all white. I’m not sure why but I thought it would look so pretty. I bought several all-white fabrics with different textures, prints, and patterns. I cut each one into 4 X 4-inch squares and laid them out in a pattern I liked. Once that was done I started sewing all the squares together.
When the body of the quilt was completed I used quilting temporary fabric adhesive to a solid white flannel fabric that would be the back of the quilt. Next, I sewed lines along the squares to attached the two pieces together. The last thing I did was add a thick border of fabric to create the quilt’s trim.
I love how the quilt came out and can’t wait to wrap my little one up in it!
As crazy as this sounds I wanted his quilt to be all white. I’m not sure why but I thought it would look so pretty. I bought several all-white fabrics with different textures, prints, and patterns. I cut each one into 4 X 4-inch squares and laid them out in a pattern I liked. Once that was done I started sewing all the squares together.
When the body of the quilt was completed I used quilting temporary fabric adhesive to a solid white flannel fabric that would be the back of the quilt. Next, I sewed lines along the squares to attached the two pieces together. The last thing I did was add a thick border of fabric to create the quilt’s trim.
I love how the quilt came out and can’t wait to wrap my little one up in it!
