This very sweet baby, just two days old here, was born to friends just before the end of June. All well, all happy, all good. Her mama is a quilter, but has three quilts started - and none finished - for little Ms P. So although I'd said I wasn't giving the baby a quilt, not with her mother's plans... I did. Poor little munchkin can't be without a quilt, and her mama may well be rather too busy/tired to finish the other ones for a while.
The quilt was one I designed for Recycled Threads in Australian Country Threads, using vintage (well-washed) handkerchiefs. I named the design "Sweet Baby". Very appropriate.
All the luck and joy in the world to you, little Miss P.
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Baby is beautiful and so is the baby quilt. The hankies give it a lovely soft look and feel. I have got out a whole pile of hankies like those to do something similar.
I love using vintage doilie's, old lace, hankies etc in heritage quilts for my children.
Happy Dreams little Miss P.
Shirley
What a lovely gesture. I remember that project. It remains one of my favourites. Maybe cause I grew up in the era of everyone having cotton hankies. I did have a little collection but I think we somehow parted company in one of our many moves! C
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