
I often struggle with deciding on a pattern. I found a tutorial for the flowers from That Dorky Homemade Look blog, and went with a modified version of a quilt she had posted. The blog has not had a post in several years, but this one was helpful to me. I also backed it with camo.

I used a pink gingham with flowers as a border and the binding. (I had to get in as much girly as I could.). I meandered it all over except the borders. There I used a special stitch.

I hope that she enjoys it for many years to come. Now, my next baby quilt is a boy one again!
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1 comment:
That's so cute Kim! The camo fabric is perfect, and I love the flowers! I've had to go online many times to find what I want, and can't believe what's out there when you look! What a sweet little heirloom!
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