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- Total submissions: 61
- Total countries: 11
- Total provinces: 3
- Total states: 21
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Веснянка By: Vika Yaniff, Ukraine It is my first child’s blanket, it is done some sewing for a first-born. Sewed from tailings of ordinary byazey, and the coloured fabric is a skirt of my mother-in-law :) Quilt size: width: 39.4" height: 39.4" |
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A Tall One By: Mary on Lake Pulaski, Minnesota, USA I used the fabric as the idea for the center applique. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 52" |
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A Whaling We Will Go By: Karen Pollard, Kentucky, USA A friend of mine was having a second baby boy this past winter and asked me to make a whale themed quilt for them. We selected the fabric and she had given me an idea of what she was looking for. This was the quilt I designed and made for their new baby, Lincoln. It’s quilted in ocean waves. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 50" |
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Around the Block By: Pat Hanevich, Alberta, Canada This quilt top was made for my daughters best friends little girl for her first birthday. The mom likes very bright colors. Quilt size: width: 51" height: 51" |
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Aunt Arctic and Puffles By: Susan Stephens, Australia I was asked my granddaughter to make her a quilt with Aunt Arctic and the 10 Puffles from Club Penguin. All the Puffles on Club Penguin are different colours with different face expressions. Aunt Arctic is the editor of their newspaper. Club Penguin is a computer game. The design is my own . Quilt size: width: 58" height: 82" |
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Awesome! By: Becca, Maryland, USA Awesome was made for the Ladies Axillary of the VFW. They will be having a dinner and cancer fund raiser. My aunt asked me to make something and this was the result. Flannel backed and gender neutral, I think it will make some little person very happy and raise money and awareness. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 48" |
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Baby Archer By: Diane U., Ontario, Canada Paper Foundation using 2.5 inch strips – Quilt size: width: 45" height: 60" |
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Baby girl quilt By: NinaMe, Russian Federation Hello everybody! This is the first time I take part. The quilt was assembled and quilted by me for my friend’s newborn niece. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 47" |
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Baby in the Jungle By: Barb@Witsend, Ontario, Canada I made this quilt in March, for my friend’s first baby. It is bright and colourful. I left the blocks whole so they could play “find the animals” with the quilt. I tried a new pattern for me, the Disappearing Nine-Patch. It was fun to shift the sections around. You can see how its made at my blog. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Baby Rail Fence By: Debbie Lange Quilting, Indiana, USA I wanted to make a bright Rail Fence baby quilt with black, which is known to stimulate a baby’s visual development. I started with the black circle print for the center rail and chose other bright tone on tone solids, small prints and dots for the outer rails. Center black rail is slightly narrower Quilt size: width: 31" height: 41" |
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Baby’s Garden By: Angie in SoCal, California, USA I bought this panel then realized it was too narrow for the baby quilt I wanted to make. So I cut off the small squares above/below the main part and alternated them with Roman stripe blocks. Came out to 36″ square. Backing is flannel brought forward. Since I needed it delivered quickly, I tied it. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Bamboo Baby By: Sam, Saskatchewan, Canada This is a pattern that I have made. I hope to eventually sell my patterns, but as most of us know it’s a long road :) Quilt size: width: 36" height: 56" |
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Be-Ribboned By: Mary C in WA, Washington, USA This is one I just finished. By request for my new Grand-daughter coming soon! A Princess to join 3 Prince who live in WY. An original Pattern I designed for the 2011 McCalls Quilt Design Star. I did it all myself! Piecing and Free-Motion Quilting Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Beary Special By: Quilt N Lynn, Oregon, USA This was made for my Great Niece “Nevaeh”. Which is Heaven spelled backwards. Quilt size: width: 30" height: 36" |
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Blue Farm By: Iwa, Czech Republic This one I made for my youngesr nephew. It was inspirated by book Simply fat quarters (Marbles). Quilt size: width: 48" height: 48" |
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Diamond Tread – Aeroplanes By: Vera, Czech Republic It started with backing fabric which features aeroplanes. This crib size quilt is going to little boy from family with aeroplanes models and the real one as well. I wanted some simple and modern design so I picked up pattern by Lee from Freshly Pieced called Diamond Tread. Quilt size: width: 45" height: 60" |
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Disappearing 4-Patch By: Carolyn’s Quilts, South Africa This quilt was pieced and quilted by myself for my nephew and his wife’s first baby, a little girl, expected in September. I used a charm pack plus additional white yardage, appliqued little animal motifs and quilted “Jester’s Hats” within the squares. I love the wavy border with plain stippling! Quilt size: width: 42" height: 50" |
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DJ’s Sensory quilt By: Alison Saunders, Missouri, USA I made this quilt to help DJ with his sensory needs. It has Cuddle soft border, his favorite colors and cows – a few on the front and many more comical cows on the back. He was very happy to receive it and it is very much loved by him. It goes everywhere with him and he cries when it is being washed Quilt size: width: 54" height: 60" |
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Easy Baby Quilt By: Karin, Australia Second quilt I have made in this design. Easy to do and the design lends itself well to showcase some of those cute conversational fabrics for little ones that are currently on the market. The quilt is quilted with an overall loop design. Quilt size: width: 36.5" height: 48.5" |
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Filip’s blanket By: Máculka, Czech Republic I made this blanket for my nephew Filip when he was born. Quilt size: width: 28" height: 48" |
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First Sight Mod Mosaic Baby Quilt By: Mary Ann, Oregon, USA My cousin had a baby and I had a blast making 2 different quilts for her red, black, white, and gray nursery. Michael Miller’s First Sight Fabric line was the perfect color combos plus cute animals! Quilt size: width: 46" height: 40" |
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Forest Friends By: Heather, Florida, USA This is an adaptation of the quilt Hidden Forest by The Vintage Spool. I designed a new layout and the zigzag border to suit my style. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 40" |
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Googly Monster By: Paula Coleman, Kansas, USA A sweet girl I worked with is having a baby boy and she showed me the monster theme she is using. I made up this Googly Monster quilt for her. The blue fabric in the quilt has several fun monsters, with several stash fabrics to match. Quilt size: width: 44.5" height: 44" |
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Grams Loves Karah By: Laurie Edwards, California, USA I had saved cute t-shirts from when my grand daughter was a toddler thinking they would make a cute quilt. Put it together with a cute fabric she picked out (she is 5 now) and machine quilted it on the LQS longarm. Hand quilted the t-shirt blocks with various colors to match. She loves it :) Quilt size: width: 54" height: 66" |
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Gumdrop Stars – Raspberry Lullaby By: Linette Greene, Montana, USA I made a series of three of these quilts, using some star blocks I made for a block of the month club.They were intended to be a twin quilt. I designed the setting for the block myself. This one went to a young single mom as a gift for her baby. I quilted it on my Brother sewing machine. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 42" |
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Hipster Baby By: LizM, Kentucky, USA This is my first quilt! I made it for my nephew. The fabric choices were all things that reminded me of his hipster parents. The back is a blue flannel with different color nuts and bolts. It was a lot of fun and I’m already working on a different version of it! Quilt size: width: 35" height: 35" |
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Hooo Loves the Baby By: Sue Rand, Alberta, Canada This baby quilt is from a pattern by Amy Bradley. I made it larger and enjoyed making the owls very scrappy to match the nursery colours. Quilt size: width: 54" height: 54" |
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In the Wonky Forest By: Janis Tomasek, Washington, USA I have designed lots of quilts in my head but this is the first one I have actually made up. I had lots of fun creating the blocks which only involved straight line piecing and no pesky triangles. Quilt size: width: 35" height: 47" |
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Isaac’s Stars & Moon By: Robin Sinn, Arizona, USA Isaac’s favorite bedtime story book is Goodnight Moon. Now he has his very own moon to keep him company at night. Quilt size: width: 46" height: 46" |
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Isaiah’s I spy By: Dorian, California, USA This is a fun filled I spy quilt. Those little colorful squares are flaps that lift up and show you a picture of something of that color. Vehicles and animals, as that’s what my boy likes. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 50" |
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Jacob’s Jungle By: LizG, Kansas, USA Jacob’s Jungle was made for my grandson with fabric my daughter selected. Fussy cut large animals were framed and set in horizontal rows, which required math skills to calculate the extra strips added to individual blocks to make each row the same height. Won blue ribbons at county and state fairs. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 47" |
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Jaxon’s Quilt By: Jean Kester, Washington, USA This baby quilt was made for the unborn child of Granite Mountain Hotshot Sean Misner who lost his life fighting a fire with 19 others in Yarnell, AZ. The baby boy’s name is Jaxon. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 42" |
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Jazz By: Pam Benson, Ontario, Canada I made this first quilt for my grandbaby Jazz. It is foundation pieced with fabrics of colour and texture to make a 3D tactile quilt. Background is quilted in bamboo pattern with butterflies and free quilting within the animal squares. It was great fun. Quilt designed by Ruth Jensen, Thimble Art Quilt size: width: 40" height: 40" |
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Krazy Katz By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada A challenging design to assemble from a purchased pattern (sorry I don’t remember the designer’s name), but a fun quilt to look at – be sure to look at it upside down as well! Quilt size: width: 45" height: 50" |
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LITTLE BOW TIES By: Linda Douglas, Montana, USA “Little Bow Ties” is an attractive charity crib size quilt that I made for a little boy. It is a simple block machine pieced and free motion top-stitched. The backing and binding were of white. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 48" |
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Little Creatures By: Persimon Dreams, Wisconsin, USA For my cousin’s baby shower I created this fun, wonky log cabin quilt with all these fabulous creatures fussy cut to be shown off! It was perfect for her new little guy! Quilt size: width: 40" height: 32" |
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Little One By: Terri Bohling, California, USA I had a piece of fabric that mostly had labels to put on the back of quilts, plus four large squares. I designed the quilt myself. In each block, I wrote a milestone for the baby’s first year. I gave my daughter the pens to write the dates on each block so it would be a keepsake. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Love is…. Brennan By: Mary S, Michigan, USA This was made for my very first grandchild. Our beautiful boy Brennan. Quilt size: width: 52" height: 52" |
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Mason’s Sea Friends Quilt By: Adelle, New York, USA This was only the second quilt I had ever made in my life, and this is the first quilt where I actually quilted on my own, echoing around the different fish. Made as a play blanket for my son. This pattern is Sea Friends by KariePatch Designs (kareipatch.com) Quilt size: width: 50" height: 50" |
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Monkey Business By: Gayle Pulley, Washington, USA Monkey panel is hand painted with setasilk paints on cotton. Borders of purchased fabric. Quilt size: width: 34" height: 39" |
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Mosaic Owl By: Patricia Moffitt, Alaska, USA I do not like to applique so when the new mom wanted an owl I searched for a pieced one. This is actually a cross-stitch pattern that I converted to 1 inch squares. A lot of cutting, but it went together easily with gridded fusible web. Quilt size: width: 62" height: 62" |
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Nyx’s Goth Baby Quilt By: Delia Hardcastle, United Arab Emirates Baby Nyx is on the way, hopefully to arrive on my birthday mid-August. In anticipation of her birth a celebratory Goth quilt is in readiness for the Little Princess. There are several other Goth quilts for her, including a smaller version, on my website. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Owls & Bells By: Blanca Rico, Uruguay I made this quilt (100% cotton fabrics) for my grandson Tiago. Quilt size: width: 47" height: 47" |
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Patric’s Teddys By: Dolores Sedore, Ontario, Canada Patric is my second grandchild and I have had this pattern in mind to make for a very long time. It’s a pattern from the June and July/Aug. 1990 issues of Quilters Newsletter. The little teddy bears all needed their own unique personalities. They were a lot of fun to make. Quilt size: width: 32" height: 44" |
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Peppermint Dreams By: Lorna McMahon, Ontario, Canada I had some leftover blocks after making my first quilt using the Drunkard’s Path blocks. I arranged them into a pattern and added a few more! I then added the first piano key border I ever made from some other leftover scraps. It reminds me of peppermint candy! I love the green polka dot binding! Quilt size: width: 40" height: 46" |
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Pete’s Zebras By: Sally, Arizona, USA Made by me (4 blocks) and fellow quilters from The Quilt & Needle ‘Quilty Aunties’ group for grandson Pete. I drew the zebra pattern up and all had fun. Goes with a similar one with giraffes on it. Quilt size: width: 59" height: 59" |
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Precious Things By: Zurn Perry, Pennsylvania, USA I imagined a small child learning to identify each thing on the quilt with delight, the type of quilt that in your adult years you remember from when you were little. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 39" |
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Priscilla By: Michelle Marr, Oregon, USA My goal this year is to make 50 baby quilts for the local pregnancy center. Priscilla was one of the first ones Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Raggamuffin By: Needled Mom, California, USA This little quilt was made from a Quiltmaker magazine pattern for one of our grandsons when he was born. Quilt size: width: 43" height: 54" |
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Robot Love By: MC Simard, Alberta, Canada This is the top of a quilt for my cousin’s baby-to-be. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 46" |
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SAM’S QUILT By: Sam’s Little Quilt, Ontario, Canada From cotton scraps and remnants of a border print of Pooh and Friends I made this little quilt for a friends newborn baby living in Holland. On it I went totally free and went wild embroidering words and phrases relating to little people and their fun activities while growing from infancy to toddler Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Some bunny loves you By: Margaret Convery, United Kingdom I started making cot quilts when my great niece had twins. One of the twins underwent open heart surgery. To show my thanks to the unit for their care, and with help from friends We have donated 49 quilts to date. This quilt features stitcheries designed by the very talented Arlene Neely. Quilt size: width: 35" height: 45" |
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Spinning Hearts By: Spinning Hearts, California, USAtarget=”_blank”>quiltfabrication The hearts were hand appliqued a couple years ago and put away. I finally got them out, designed this quilt, and quilted beautiful feathers on it. My husband’s coworker’s baby is now enjoying it! Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Swedish Girl By: Tammy Kuse, Illinois, USA I had bought 2 themed quilt kits – one for Sweden and one for Germany because my ancestors came from Sweden and my husband’s from Germany. I made them each and then put them together back to back. This is the Swedish side. I thought it would be cute for my kids to have. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 40" |
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Sweet Dreams, Jude! By: mitmeg, Virginia, USA Jude’s Teddy Bear is tucked in safe and sound under his own pinwheel quilt. Made for a good friend’s firstborn. :) Measurements are approximate. Quilt size: width: 45" height: 54" |
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Sweetness By: NaiNai McMahan, Georgia, USA I have a big family and am in need of baby gifts often so I loved this fabric and thought it would make a really cute baby quilt. Quilt size: width: 25.5" height: 36.5" |
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Traveling Turtles By: Joy Voltenburg, Illinois, USA The top was pieced by my friend Lorna and I quilted it for her on my longarm. I love the texture the quilting added to it. The lucky little boy who received this couldn’t wait to get his hands on it! Quilt size: width: 50" height: 66" |
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Tumbling Fun Baby Blanket By: Jessica Salter, Alaska, USA I designed and made this quilt for my friends’ baby boy. I used the AccuQuilt GO! to cut out all of my shapes so it went together really fast. The fabric is all from Moda and is very cute. Quilt size: width: 43" height: 49" |
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W kinie By: Grażyna Hurny, Poland Kołderka dla chłopca o tematyce kosmicznej . Quilt size: width: 130" height: 170" |
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Wynken, Blynken, & Nod By: Mary Anne Drury, Pennsylvania, USA I designed this quilt for my niece and her husband. They are expecting their first baby (a boy) in September. The theme of the baby’s room is sailboats … and one of my favorite children’s poems is “Wynken, Blynken & Nod” sailing off in a wooden shoe through the night sky. Quilt size: width: 37" height: 50" |
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You Are Loved By: Kathy Howard, Vermont, USA This is a two sided signature quilt that I made for our pastor’s daughter for the birth of her son. The rail fence blocks on one side are signed by people from church and the frame on the other side is signed by family members. Her dad signed both sides! She was living far away at the time. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 52" |
Hi! I guess my favorite size quilt to make is queen, although I also like to make king-size. Seems everyone in my family has a big bed and like to just wrap up in the quilt and be all cozy! Thank you for the chance to win! Oh, and I have made some lap-size and twins, also, but mostly queen.
I tend to be drawn to very large quilts, almost king size especially since I incorporate piecing and applique and use my quilts as wall art. I have a couple of large decorate rods in my lounge and alternate my quilts every 6 months or so or whenever I have the energy and motivation to get up on the ladder and change them over.
Thank you for the chance to be a winner
I don’t have a particular size quilt that I like to make. Whatever suits the pattern or my mood at the time. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
I like making quilts for Quilts of Valor so usually make 60 inches wide by 72 to 90 inches long
Oh I go between full/queen and almost king size :). Sometimes time or the pattern will dictate the size though.
I prefer twin size quilts as that is the size of my bed
My favorite size to make is lap size or wall hangings. They go quickly, and I love to share what I make with others.
I don’t have a favorite size that I like to make my quilts. Lately tho I have been making smaller quilts and wall hangings table runners. It takes less time to make those and I have not had a lot of time lately for my projects. Besides I really do not need any bed quilts right now.
I love making baby quilts and lap quilts. I feel like the smaller size gives me more flexibility. I am still a beginner and am trying to learn different techniques and styles and that is easiertsmall quilt. I am seriously addicted!
I don’t know if it is a favorite or not, but single bed size are the most useful when living in a very small space. I have learned to make “baby” quilts single bed size so they can be used beyond the crib stage.
My favourite size is lap quilt.
So many amazing baby and children’s quilts. Every one is a winner for me!!! Good luck to all the wonderful entries!
My favorite size quilt is fairly large…say 75″ X 80″ give or take for a throw, or on up to bed sized quilts. I’m fairly tall, as are my daughters and grandchildren, so other than a “little quilt” for fun or table toppers, I like a quilt I can wrap up in by tucking it under my feet and up under my chin with lots of room to move around left over. Very comfy and also large enough to tuck in under for a nice nap! Hugs…
My favorite size quilt to make is baby or crib quilts.
I prefer queen/king but have made baby quilts also.
I have several bed sized quilts so now I make large wall hangings or lap sized quilts.
I love big blanket. One should do it curl up and feel the safety of them;-)
I enjoy working on smaller wall quilts because not only can I get them finished, but I add a lot more special touches to a smaller quilt like hand embroidery, rick rack, beads, buttons, etc. Plus a small quilt is so much easier to quilt.
I don’t have a particular size that I always make. I pick a pattern or design and just go with it until I like it. The largest I’ve ever made was a queen size quilt.
My favorites is wall hanging or baby quilts. Fast finishes and I can get on to antoehr project again. As I get bored with each project fairly quickly.
I usually make lap and twin size,
Tablerunners!!!!
My favorite quilt size to make is lap size.
I like to make crib quilts or wall hangings best. They are easier to handle and quilt on my home machine.
I like making baby quilts.
I make quilts just over one year and have not sewed a large quilt on the bed. I sewed baby quilts and table runners. But now I feel that I could sew already a greater quilt. :)
I like making wall hanging size quilts.
My favorite size quilt to make is what I refer to as a crib quilt. There are so many sites out there telling you what size a crib quilt is, or a lap quilt or whatnot. I just go with what I think is perfect for the little ones. Around 40″ x 50″ is just about right (no piecing for the back, unless you want to). Great for when they’re little and need tummy-time. Great for when they’re toddlers and need a comfy quilt to nap under and even when they get a little bigger and just want that little bit of personal comfort that comes from your very own personal quilt that was created just for you. Not that I’m against a bigger quilt, by any means.
This week was really tough on the voting front. So many wonderful quilts out there. All those little people are so fortunate to have them. As always, I look forward to next week’s entries.
I usually do queen size quilts. thank you!