I like to quilt these in an overall wavy grid. The wavy lines add visual interest to a linear design and hide all kinds of wobbles and bobbles! Here's the back showing the quilting:
Here's the front showing the quilting:
Because I like controlled wavy lines, I use this ruler to mark my lines:
It's actually a ruler for making leaves, but I bought it for marking wavy lines! Here's the link to the designer's website: Sue Pelland Designs
Scriptures are a nice finishing touch to a baby quilt!
Once you get started on these baby quilts, you can't stop! They are addictive!
LaDonna
Super, super cute quilts!! I've used the pattern before and it is fun!! I love the wavy grid!! What a great idea!!! Thanks for sharing!!
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Those quilts are so cute - I LOVE the wavy ruler - I've never seen one like that before.
ReplyDeleteSweet baby quilts! I love those little lady bugs on the daisies!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I've often thought about making baby quilts as gifts but am always intimidated ~ your post has changed my mind! Thanks for sharing:)
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Super sweet baby quilt! And the idea to use the wavy ruler for your quilting lines is great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the ideas. I need to make a baby quilt in the near future. I love your quilting idea. I've done it on a smaller scale. Now I need to try it on a biger quilt. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI love the scripture ideas. I'm definitely going to make a few of these to have ready to go. I'll have to find that ruler: although it's a good idea for wavy lines, I make lots of leaves for applique. Happy 2013!
ReplyDeleteMary
Been away from blogging for awhile and i see from your posts I've been missing alot and need to get back to it! We've been doing these quilts in the class i teach at church. Gonna borrow your scripture idea. The wavy lines quilting is awesome. We did a few with fleece backing and no batting. Turned out quite well.
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