Our friend Robin had a sweet little boy, Corey Scott, on December 27th. He is adorable.
I had wanted to make a quilt for the little guy! I started searching for a simple quilt pattern that would be great for a baby. I was getting a little frustrated. I found plenty of simple patterns but they were so plain. I also wanted to use a flannel fat-quarter pack that I had so it needed to be at least a little scrappy.
Then I found this great tutorial over at
Diary of a Flutter.Kat! It was exactly what I was looking for. If you have never been over to her blog you should check it out!
I decided to do a 3 x 3 lay-out. I think it turned out great! My kids weren't sure they wanted to give it to the baby. It is soooo soft.
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I took these pictures with my phone and it almost makes the background look like an oatmeal color.
It's not, it's actually a really nice sagey green. |
I heard once that the Amish always intentionally make a mistake in their quilts, because only God is perfect. I have absolutely no idea if this is true or not but I like the idea and use it to explain my quilting screw-ups. So we'll call this block my Amish block.
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(Oopps, It was way to far in the process to fix this when I found it.) |
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Close up of the froggy pin wheel. |
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The back! Aren't these frogs cute! |
Thanks for the Tutorial Kat!
5 comments:
I love the quilt! Thank you so much! P.S. Your mitered corners look awesome! :)
Oops, oh well, that Amish block will probably always make him wonder! Sure he'll love it anyway :o)
I love it Steph! Wonderful job & I bet the flannel makes it feel super snuggly.
Thanks for linking to me :)
Way to cute Steph!!
Stephanie you should just keep those little secrets to yourself. Love the quilt. Most of all I Love You.
MOM
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