Yesterday while rummaging through my collection of scrap holding vessels in search of more yellows to add to my new Autumn Sun quilt work in progress, I uncovered this long forgotten baby quilt project that I started more than a year ago! Discovered again at the most perfect timing, as my sister Catherine who lives far away in Hawaii just delivered a healthy baby boy during the night while all of us on the East Coast were fast asleep!
I referred to this baby quilt planning blog post to refresh my memory on where this one was headed, but already I'm considering a completely different direction, hmn? I do know that my love for this Reminisce inspired Pure Element solids bundle and the super cute & cozy FanFare flannel by Rae Hoekstra for Cloud9 Fabrics combination is definitely still there! Look how pretty!
After etsy order duties, turning these into a finished woodland celebration quilt for my new, baby nephew is priority number one!
Happy sewing!
♥ Maureen
I referred to this baby quilt planning blog post to refresh my memory on where this one was headed, but already I'm considering a completely different direction, hmn? I do know that my love for this Reminisce inspired Pure Element solids bundle and the super cute & cozy FanFare flannel by Rae Hoekstra for Cloud9 Fabrics combination is definitely still there! Look how pretty!
After etsy order duties, turning these into a finished woodland celebration quilt for my new, baby nephew is priority number one!
Happy sewing!
♥ Maureen
This is going to be so sweet and I kinda think you should stay the course, I love it already! =D
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you do with the flannel!
ReplyDeleteThese fabrics are so cute :-) A quilt will look lovely!
ReplyDeleteFortunate find! Glad your sis and baby are fine. Of course, I can't wait to see the next projects!
ReplyDeleteLove the flannel and the fox- what fun!
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see how it turns out! so cute!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Baby Boy!
ReplyDeleteI love you blog and your ideas, am a grandmother who has taught 6 grand-daughters to sew via quilting. I only started about 5 years ago and we learned binding together on u-tube! Kids are so much fun!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see it!!!!!!! What a lovely gift. XXX
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute line of children's prints. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Wish they came in cottons as well.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog and just fell in LOVE with that adorable little fox! I'm assuming it's applique - do you have a template/tutorial that I missed somewhere? Or is it available on your Etsy site to purchase? My brother and sister-in-law just had their second baby boy on Tuesday and I'm just itching to make a little something for my nephew! The fox is just perfect :-)
ReplyDeleteAll the fabrics are wonderful but I think your first inspriation is the way to go. Whatever you decide can't wait to see.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the family for a healthy baby boy.
How lovely and congratulations on being an Auntie
ReplyDeleteNice timing. I'm looking forward to see what comes of it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little fox, your new nephew will love it quilty hugs
ReplyDeleteSounds like this little gem was hidden for a reason - all in good time. Your nephew's family will love it!
ReplyDeletePage little procrastination is producing an exciting new idea! go girl!
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ReplyDeleteI remember this one! Can't wait to see what you come up with :)
ReplyDeleteI remember when you got these...has it been a year already? (said the world's biggest procrastinator!)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Did you design the applique blocks yourself, or can you tell us where you found them? I'm in love with the fox!
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