A couple of weeks ago, Quilt Home had a great sale on Anna Maria Horner’s Little Folks. After receiving some to make the empire dress, I couldn’t resist buying more. I thought it would be the perfect fabric for a baby blanket – and I happen to know a baby girl that will be born soon! This blanket is inspired by this quilt I saw on Flickr recently. I loved how the window pane was incorporated. I meant to use more yellow on my quilt, but in my ordering frenzy I guess I forgot to buy some.
Each square is 6.5″. The back is Anna Maria Horner’s Folksy Flannel. It is unbelievably soft. This blanket is so cozy, I am seriously considering making a big one for myself!
I quilted straight lines in the ditch. I also did curved corners for the first time. They don’t lay perfectly flat (is that normal?) But I think they look cute for a baby blanket. This quilt measures 34″ x 40″.
And just for fun, here are more pictures of my bulbs coming up! These are part of a wildflower mix I planted last fall in our back yard by the woods. So exciting. š
kate
I bet this one is delciously soft. A lovely baby quilt.
Cristin Wilson
Gorgeous baby quilt, Faith! I don’t think its lacking in yellow – looks perfect!
Ann Marie
Looks good. I keep hearing how soft Anna Maria’s flannel is. I’m going to have to get some.
Did you use bias-cut binding for the curves? I haven’t tried curved edges yet myself, but hear bias binding is the way to go.
foiplus
You know i didn’t! You are so right, I bet that is what it was. Thank you! š
themsrevolution
the bohemian baby quilt is truly the best baby quilt i’ve ever seen. i’m a boymom, and am very happy to be so, but that quilt…. man! it makes we want to have a girl!
Belinda Gelhausen
Beautiful Quilt!
What batting did you use?
Thanks.
foiplus
Thank you! You know, I was out of batting and on a tight deadline, so I used some white flannel I had for the batting. It worked great! Usually I like Request Loft Dream Cotton batting though.
Atia
Lovely quilt! I’m really happy to have inspired something so pretty š