Year of the Baby Quilt Progress
This year has been designated the Year of the Baby Quilt for my quilting group, as one of our members is having a baby! We have all agreed to make at least one baby/child quilt over the year, to give away to a local charity.
At this past week's quilt group several members had finished baby/children's quilts for Show and Tell (alas, not I!). So without further ado, here they are:
I really like the way Anne mixed the funky bright fabrics with the traditional neutrals in this one. And the lime green border is fabulous!
Another one of Anne's. If you look closely you can see that each of the 4 blocks is made up of four split 9 patch blocks with red centres. Nice bold colours!
Audrey makes good use of her flannel fabrics with these strip pieced blocks.
Bold and busy but beautiful! Another one by Audrey.
And I think this one was also by Audrey. She puts me to shame!
Cheryl's very pink quilt has a wild pink and purple fleece backing.
And a simple panel quilt by Cheryl. At an earlier meeting, someone had given away 3 panels to anyone who would use them for a baby quilt, so here is the first finished one.
Perhaps at the next meeting I'll have something to show....
At this past week's quilt group several members had finished baby/children's quilts for Show and Tell (alas, not I!). So without further ado, here they are:
I really like the way Anne mixed the funky bright fabrics with the traditional neutrals in this one. And the lime green border is fabulous!
Another one of Anne's. If you look closely you can see that each of the 4 blocks is made up of four split 9 patch blocks with red centres. Nice bold colours!
Audrey makes good use of her flannel fabrics with these strip pieced blocks.
Bold and busy but beautiful! Another one by Audrey.
And I think this one was also by Audrey. She puts me to shame!
Cheryl's very pink quilt has a wild pink and purple fleece backing.
And a simple panel quilt by Cheryl. At an earlier meeting, someone had given away 3 panels to anyone who would use them for a baby quilt, so here is the first finished one.
Perhaps at the next meeting I'll have something to show....
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