......Let's make a quilt with all those receiving blankets...


First I cut out my pattern. You can use any type of hard-style material. Cereal boxes do the trick great. Then I traced the patterns onto the blankets and cut them out.

After all my blankets are cut, I lay them out to create a pattern. Crazy thing is, I have enough pieces to make yet another quilt.

After the pattern is laid, I stack them in neat piles so I won't forget which way I wanted them while I sew.

Now onto sewing, you can pin all the pieces from one row together so you don't mess up their order, but after a few rows you won't need to pin them anymore.

Sew the pieces 1/4 inch together. Just sew the rows together first, then we will go back and sew all of the rows together. Right now I am sewing my rows. Will post again when I am ready for the next step. Cheers!
Such a cute idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI am going to make quilt like this with all of my scraps!
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