Joseph needed a blanket so that the dozens of toys in his crib could be properly put to bed. I thought this would be a way to use up some of my random blue scraps but it barely made a dent. Why do I have so much blue fabric? I don't even like blue.
Anyway, 2 inch squares, patched together, backed in some truck and train fabrics (because everything has to have a truck on it these days, okay?), quilted in the ditch, and bound with more blue scraps. Now I kind of understand why people get all into making doll quilts. It's totally on a manageable scale.
Two more things:
- This seems like a pretty slick way to piece together tiny squares; I will have to try it out when I grow up enough to use interfacing.
- This is the most inspiring assortment of doll quilts.
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I haven't tried my hand at quilts yet, but I really want to make one. I'm just afraid I'll never get around to actually finishing it.
You do have a lot of blue fabrics. I recognize the lady bug and flower print. someone made the B a blanket out of it.
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