The quilt was very simple and came together quickly. For the mattress and pillow I used a piece of fabric and batting. Having kids makes for a lot of fun sewing projects, but having a little girl makes them even more fun!


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3 comments:
Awesome quilt Jill. It looks simple but it's still pretty precision sewing to get everything to fit together perfectly--sooo cute. Can't wait to see your next project.
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So cute Jill! Ok, when do you find the time to do all this stuff? Another question...why do I have to do a word verification to leave a comment? Did you set it up that way?
Kate has been going to bed early lately (around 6) because she's still getting used to taking 1 nap so I do it then while Paul studies. Not having 3 kids helps too! I didn't set up the word verification... not sure why it does that. I'll look into it.
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