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ChewieMama

"Any precut would be great to use for your first quilt. The reason I say that is you know your material is cut accurately. All you need to worry about is a scant quarter inch seam allowance. I'd say go for it!"

Member 9309592

"Here is my version that I worked on this week. I used a medium gray grunge for the background and neckties that belonged to my mom's father and his best friend. I added the outermost border to make it a little bigger"

lynnwilliamson 2779909

"Just finished this quilt and in mail to daughter in law and realized your pattern that I followed is backwards with the stars!! Am so very disappointed that you continue to show this pattern the way it is. Especially since I now read that someone else informed you that it was backwards!! Any other quilt would be fine but the US Flag quilt. Lots of money spent on this project!!"

Member 3509042

"could try mug rugs too"

cgj 2570022

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Tummy Time Baby Quilt Pattern

By: karenelisam from instructables.com

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The Tummy Time Baby Quilt Pattern uses scraps to make a patchwork quilt you do not have to worry about ruining. Keep the perfect quilt grandma made free from spit-up with this free quilt pattern. Baby quilt patterns are often far too detailed and pretty to cuddle your baby into at all hours of the day. While intricate patterns look amazing in a nursery, they are not entirely practical for your baby every single day. That is where insanely easy baby quilt tutorials come in handy. This easy-to-make and easy-to-wash patchwork wonder makes the perfect DIY play mat.

Project Type: Make a Project

Quilt Size: 36 inches wide x 36 inches long

Time to complete: In an evening

Primary Technique: Pieced

Difficulty Level: Beginner

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