Showing posts with label baby blanket tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby blanket tutorial. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011

Rose cuddle Baby Blanket tutorial




We love how easy this baby receiving blanket is to make, any beginner or advanced sewer will find this fast and fun. We have put together this tutorial to go along with our Rose Cuddle blanket kits that you can purchase HERE.

Here we go!

First, when you purchase a kit from us you will get 2 fabrics either the girl kit or the boy. (this one is the boy)


Your going to want to cut off the selvage

(if your like us, we keep our selvages to use for another project)

Go ahead and iron out the crease from the fold


Lay out your pieces right side together with the rose cuddle on the bottom


Should look like this



Your going to sew all around the 4 sides, leaving a opening for turning. Pin all around the sides so the fabrics don't shift. Don't forget your opening.

Sew around 4 sides about 1.5-2 inches in from edge


If there is extra fabric hanging over, go ahead and cut some off


Cut the 4 corners, so there not bulky when you turn it



Go ahead and pull the blanket right side out through the opening

gently push out the corners, on all sides


Iron along all 4 sides to help your top fabric sit nice


Now take your opening


Pin it closed


and sew around the side to close the opening.

Your done! trust us your little one will not let this blanket go, it is the softest most cuddliest blanket there is. Don't believe us check out my daughter snuggling which I was trying to take some pictures.

Friday, April 15, 2011

"Around the block" Quilt top tutorial using Little folks voile


This is my first every log cabin style quilt top I have made, and I have to say it was so much fun and super easy. I followed the pattern out of Better Home and gardens, Quilts and More spring 2009 issue, which can also be found HERE for a easy download and print option. Which I totally recommend. This large log cabin is the entire quilt.

I made my quilt top out of 17 different prints from Anna Marie Horners Little Folks Voile collection. HERE I will be backing it with her Folksy flannels fabric (which I will also post once it's complete) as soon as the fabric arrives in stock.


Materials needed:

3.5 yds total assorted prints, or polka dots (like pattern shows)
1.5 yd binding
3 1/4 yds backing
58" square batting

Finished quilt 51.2 square

GREAT TIP When working with Little Folks voile: Once you cut up these prints, if the selvage is not attached it's hard to figure out which side is up, great way to make sure you got the right side up is to mark it with a straight pin. This will allow for no mistakes or un picking..




This is a great easy quilt for a new sewer, its so much fun and this large log cabin size makes the perfect baby blanket.

(linked to Quiltstory)

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