This weekend was also working on my memory quilt from baby clothes.
Opened a new box whit my precious baby clothes, here you can see a part of it after stabilised them with clothing interfacing.
After cutting I had about 100 new squares (no crazy ones this time), and a total of 144 squares. Still need to sew a few crazy ones...
Previous posts about this project:
Memory Quilt from Baby Clothes, Part 1
Memory Quilt from Baby Clothes, Part 2
Cheers,
You were busy! Your photos are beautiful. This will be a very soft, pretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of making a baby quilt out of baby clothes. It will be super soft and cuddly!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Full of memories!
ReplyDeleteI so love this idea of using material from baby clothes. The memories kept in this quilt will last a life time
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Found you on Whims Wednesday....what a project you have going! I wish I had done this with my babys clothes! I have in a way done a bit, I quilt too so I took a few things I had kept from my grand daughters and incoorporated the clothes into a quilt. I also used their t-shirts to make a t-shirt quilt for them.
ReplyDeleteYou've got enough for several quilts - can't wait to see them all! Thanks again for sharing on Midweek Makers!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a lovely quilt and I can see you've been busy. Thank you for joining The Really Crafty Link Party this week, and have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
If you’re starting from scratch and haven’t done any organizing yet, then gather all the clothes in one room and start laying them out in piles. Cute Baby and toddler clothing
ReplyDeleteI understand destroying one's feet for vanity or social status sake but what I do not understand is wearing high heels poorly. By that, I meant that only a small minority of women know how to walk gracefully in heels. women's cloth
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