Jenny calls it the "Falling Charms" quilt. I used scraps cut into 5" squares and Kona Cotton Snow for the background. I didn't really plan how many blocks to makes, just sewed until I lost interest and made them into blocks. It turned out I made 70 blocks, enough for two baby-sized quilts. I thought about shopping for a border print, but I think they will turn out the right size without a border. Plus, saving money for the trip to Japan, you know!
Click here for the link to Jenny's tutorial video. I'm sorry my BFF Holly is leaving Ohio, because I won't have a reason to visit the Missouri Star Quilt Co. when I drive to see her -- she'll be in Texas now!
One quilt will go to an IBMer who is having a baby in September, one is for the daughter of a Sailor on the USS George Washington.
Linking up to Scrap Basket Sunday at Kim's Big Quilting Adventure.
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Don't you just love to make baby quilts? They are so fast, and so fun!
From the desk of your
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How cute! An excellent use for scraps!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Great for babies. I love Missouri Star tutorials, great for some quick projects!
ReplyDeleteA great quick quilt for a little one.
ReplyDeleteI love this! Colourful and quick...love it!
ReplyDeleteBeeeyooootiful! :o)
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt Marti. Thanks for the link. Hugs......
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Great stash buster!
ReplyDeleteCute little quilt Marti~
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