My youngest daughter is best friends with our two little neighbor girls, who happen to be sisters. Most days the three of them are inseparable.
This little project started way back in the spring of last year with these photos. As a recap: I was letting the girls play with my scraps while I was sewing bee blocks. After they were done "creating" I decided to be a fun mom and sew up their little creations into real quilts that they could use for their favorite stuffed animals.
Well, a year later they are done!
For starting out as a little playtime distraction I sure think they turned into cutie little quilts.
To finish off their blocks I raided my vintage sheet stash.
The girls were wanting anything pink or purple, so I found some scraps and worked them into a basic doll quilt size. Each one has a little different flair, which I love.
For starting out as a little playtime distraction I sure think they turned into cutie little quilts.
To finish off their blocks I raided my vintage sheet stash.
The girls were wanting anything pink or purple, so I found some scraps and worked them into a basic doll quilt size. Each one has a little different flair, which I love.
The girls have been swaddling and cuddled their animals many times over in these little quilts.
It's been fun watching them turn into little moms.
As a side note, look at the cool design Lynn was able to add to the quilting! Wouldn't that be cute in a big quilt as well?
Happy Friday!
Emily
So cute and I'm sure the girls are very proud of "their work". I started about their age "making" things for my dolls and thought it was so much fun to put things together. You did a good job, too, as did Lynne. All of you are very talented in this quilting you do. M
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