EASY DIY MODERN PATCHWORK Baby Quilt Series
Free Beginner Sewing Pattern With Easy to Follow Tutorials
Perfect for new quilters and a quick make for the more experienced.
Let's dive into this exciting journey together so you can learn how to recreate this modern-vintage, beginner-friendly, patchwork quilt.
This is part 7 of a 7 part series on making the 32” x 32” baby quilt “ Little Laura”.
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In Part 1, we explored the exciting world of selecting fabrics for your baby quilt.
Part 2: We'll dive into the essential steps of cutting fabric to bring your cozy creation to life.
Part 4: We’ll assemble the quilt sandwich and get ready to hand stitch the layers together.
Part 5: We will hand quilt the layers together, then add make and add the binding.
Part 6: We added optiopnal lace to the binding.
Part 7: Bonus queen size fabric requirements for the more adventurous.
Follow along I will share my free pattern and all the steps and resources to get you making this baby quilt with confidence.
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In part one, I’ll show you the type of fabric needed to make the 32” x 32” baby quilt you see above I call “ Little Laura”.
We'll dive into the essential steps of cutting fabric to bring your cozy creation to life.
We'll sew the fabric squares into units, then rows, and joining those rows to form the quilt top.
I’ll show you how to assemble the “quilt sandwich”, that is layering your quilt top with backing fabric of choice and batting.
We’ll hand quilt the layers together, then make and attach the binding.
In this optional step, I’ll show you how I added lace to the binding of my quilt.