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It's a boy Pattern
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Blanket/BedspreadSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Beginner paper piecing , Sewing an exact 1/4" seam allowance, turn blocks to make 90 degree
Pattern Description:
A must have patter if you are expecting a baby boy or you want to make a quilt for a friend or family member. It's a unique baby/crib quilt that allows you to use only fabric for your stash. The fussy cut on the 6"x6" blocks make the sewing fast, and it can be made in a few days.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 46"x 60"
Materials:
- Baby blue (for letters and other background) - 3/4 yard, White (for half square triangles) - 1/2 yard, 8 fat quarters for fussy cut, Left over background fabric and other colors for blocks, Bright green (1st border and binding) - 1 yard, Striped fabric (2nd border) - 1/2 yard, Outer borders - 1/2 yard of each color, Freezer paper 8 1/2" x 11", Batting 60"x 75", Backing 60"x 75",
You Will Also Need:
- Sewing and quilting supplies (threads, rotary cutter and self healing mat)
It's a boy Pattern
$12.99
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About the Designer
I was born and raised on the beautiful island of Sicily (Italy). I have being interested in arts and crafts since the young age of 8, when I learned to crochet, knit and sew. I graduated from college with a Master's in Geology and started my own consulting company. However, I've always made time for my hobby. I think my artistic ability comes from my father, who was a terrific artist. There ...
I was born and raised on the beautiful island of Sicily (Italy). I have being interested in arts and crafts since the young age of 8, when I learned to crochet, knit and sew. I graduated from college with a Master's in Geology and started my own consulting company. However, I've always made time for my hobby. I think my artistic ability comes from my father, who was a terrific artist. There wasn't anything he couldn't paint.
I actually fell in love with the art of quilting after I moved to Montana 15 years ago. After making challenging patterns designed by famous quilters I decided to try designing patterns of my own. I have been designing patterns for about 7 years. I initially made my quilts for myself and my kids, but I was encouraged by my husband and my friends to start my own company and share my patterns with other quilters. I also love digitizing. If something catches my eyes I try to put it on fabric or embroidery
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