Thursday, April 23, 2015

nautical baby block


Welcome Baby Hoppers! Such a fun reason to trek from blog to blog isn't it? As you are probably an experienced blog traveler you know that May Arts hops ALWAYS come with fantastic opportunities to win ribbon...this hop is no different. Be sure to comment on the May Arts side for your chance to win baby ribbons https://www.mayarts.com/browse/industries/baby/  

For this hop I wanted to make something fun. I have to say I had a lot of fun choosing what quilting design I was going to do on each panel, you can go simple or super fancy. The added ribbon makes a great handle for little hands to hold and play with.



Here is what you need:

7/8 Inch Grosgrain Horizontal Stripes, 522-78 

Fabric, I used Anna Griffin: True Blue 

Thread, I used a thicker 12wt for impact

Batting

Basic Sewing supplies: Sewing machine, scissors, rotary cutting supplies

Here's How:


 1. Cut 6 squares and quilt a layer of batting to back with the 12wt thread. 

2. Trim edges to square and pin looped ribbon in place.



3. Sew 4 squares in a row with a 1/2 inch seam...starting  and stopping 1/2 inch from edge of fabric. L

4. Sew top and bottom in place leaving opening on one side to turn right side out.
5. Turn right side out and fill with fiberfill.
6. Hand sew opening closed.
7. Hand to your little munckin' for hours of fun.





This was a fun quick project , I may have to make a few more for shower gifts.
Happy SEWING!
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy your journey.

 
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13 comments:

  1. Cute block and love
    the ribbons on it!
    Great idea.
    Carla from Utah

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  2. Love the whales - fun to have one swimming off the design.
    Ribbon Baby will have a lot of fun playing with this.
    thanks for sharing.

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  3. Fun project! Love the ribbons and your beautiful quilting!

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  4. I am totally diggin those colors. Your fun block turned out great!

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  5. Love the ribbon for little fingers to hold.

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  6. Great and fun project for little ones. thanks for sharing.

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  7. Beautiful! Love the fabric and ribbons. Thanks for sharing.

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  8. adorable block, perfect for a baby boy!
    amantedelpapel(at)gmail(dot)com

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