Vicki put together three totally cute baby quilts! The 3rd one is actually a height chart.
Quilt Info #1:
Size: 42" x 42"
Batting: Warm & White
Thread: Glide--Cream
Quilt Info #2:
Maker: Vicki
Size: 36" x 43"
Batting: Warm & White
Thread: Glide--White
This quilt is a panel, entirely printed, including the borders.
Quilt Info #3:
Maker: Vicki
Size: 21" x 49"
Batting: Warm & White
Thread: Glide--White
And this one is for Vicki's house--a height chart for growing littles!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
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These quilts are all so cute! I really like the Floral Design quilting on the 2nd quilt. I always have trouble with panels, they're not cut straight or else they don't run straight on the fabric. Some companies do print their panels straighter than other. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteThey are all just as sweet and pretty as they can be, but that growth chart with sheep just makes me laugh out loud - so, so cute!! Love the fabrics used, and of course, the quilting is just incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAren't those cute?! I'm amazed by the fun things people do with panels. The height chart will be a fun family keepsake, too. Your quilting always finishes off your client quilts beautifully, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteVicky did a great job on those quilts. I do love flannel on the back and the ring pattern on the middle quilt flannel is so fun. The blue and green sheep crack me up, but baby and design...it works. Great pantos on each of the quilts, I think Mahogony might be my favorite one in this group!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love the growth chart! Of course, your added quilting really makes them finish so well! Great job, Vicky and Nancy!
ReplyDeleteThose are the sweetest!!! Any baby would love to snuggle in those.
ReplyDeleteI so struggle with panels...getting them square is such a challenge. Your friends did a nice job on the quilts. As always, you add just the right "frosting" to them.
ReplyDeleteI love the panel baby quilts! The one with the larger animals is so sweet. So many people are good at figuring out what to with their panels—I am not one of them!
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable baby panels! You choose the right motif for each one. They are beautiful. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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So sweet!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fast way to produce such cute quilts! I'm always impressed with those that sew with panels. . .getting the parts squared up has not not a good experience for me. Way to go Vicki!!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteSo fun! Love the idea of a height chart!!
ReplyDeleteThose quilts are so adorable. Flannel and Minky are the best for baby quilts. Couple that with your quilting - magnificent.
ReplyDeleteThese are all gorgeous. They all have fun designs and look so good when quilted.
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Vicki.
Sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteNice work, Nancy. You always make quilt tops look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteOh those are just the most adorable quilts for the little ones!
ReplyDeleteAll three baby projects turned out really cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute baby quilts! I love your fun and pretty quilting patterns! Well done! Thank you so much for sharing your work and linking up.
ReplyDeleteAll of them are charming. I really like the growth chart. Thanks for sharing in Sew & Tell.
ReplyDeleteThese are all precious. I really love the lambs! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings. Have a great weekend.
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