This quilt top began with only the two center Sunbonnet Sue blocks-- |
This one began with only four of the outside blocks--see what can be added to make a nice size baby quilt. |
This began with the center block--great borders add to the width and length. |
And these two quilts used panels with added borders. |
Judy M was working on this quilt with brights but the light blue just didn't add to the flavor of the top. |
So bright yellow was auditioned. |
but the bright blue won out! |
Brenda was showing off her latest creations. Happy frogs have their place on this quilt gift. |
Judy M did the quilting and the frogs really look as though they can 'hop' off the quilt! |
Fleece for the backing with no batting makes for a soft blankie for the fortunate baby. |
Another one from Brenda--happy butterflies! |
The back is lofty fabric--hard to see the quilting pattern though. |
Joyful butterflies don't care--they are ready to cuddle a new baby girl! |
And the swirly heart patterns come to life on the back of this third quilt from Brenda's hands. |
The Camera does lie! The true color of this soft baby quilt is browns, pinks, white--not black and white. What a shame the colors didn't pop in the camera lens--but, this will be a nice cuddly quilt. |
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