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This is a baby gift set I made for a friend that just took in his newborn granddaughter. I have a sweet spot for those that foster and adopt as I have done it also. The fleece blanket is a single layer. Sides are folded in, corners mitered, blanket st

A blanket I made for my grandson. I had not removed the sewing lines on the Winnie the Pooh side yet when I photographed this. Thanks for looking!

I have finally finished something! It's a quilt for a one year old boy, whose Mommy was a good friend of Ben! She wanted a Pooh quilt, so I was able to use some of those wonderful built in designs on my Quartro D. I think it may be my best one yet! S

Another picture with frame (from Chantell's) and Winnie the Pooh gang from my old Ult Disney machine. It is for a baby gift, Winnie the Pooh is her baby theme. This time I put a loop on the back so that it will be easier to hang.

Baby Announcement framed for my grand nephew. I used the built in Winnie The Pooh design on my Brother machine and the alphabet from Labels2 by The Madwoman of Locke Street. The baby's name is stitched on the balloon before it is appliqued onto the base

I wanted to get the Winnie the Pooh Quilt top finished before I had to return my machine sew here is a picture of the finished top. I really hope that she likes it, TIA Hugs Loralye

tigger & roo will also need some touching up. I have noticed something that is different from all of the other blocks with this block can you tell what it is? & can you tell me how to fix it?

here's another good reason not to cut your blocks first. As you can see here my words are off the blue line, now if I had cut it first I would have been in trouble. This way I can just iron off the blue & reposition it

It is time for me to go back to the Pooh Blocks if I ever want to get them done. As soon as I saw the birds from Urban Threads last week I knew that I wanted to incorporate them into this quilt! I think that they are just adorable in their blustery scarve