Again, the back is a bit of fun...a few extra rows of coins.
A close up of the quilting...a compact straight line argyle-like pattern.
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I attended a baby shower for a lovely young lady who has grown up before my eyes. Now she's going to be a mom. She and her future little one received this quilt.
I made a little bag for it. Actually, it's not really for the quilt...it's to hang over the head rest of the car to toss in all those baby/kid things that need to be in the car. You know, books, toys, extra pacifiers and of course snacks.
The shower was great fun. I can't wait to see the little one with his/her quilt.
For those who asked...I used the Kidlet tutorial at JC Handmade for the car organizer. I used part of a quilted zig zag pillow sham for the front of the bag. I adapted her design a bit by making it larger 15x15 and I changed the size of the pocket to accomodate the book, but other than that it's pretty much the same. I also sewed two lengths of the polka dot ribbon together on the edges for the handle. I wanted polka dots to be on both sides, plus it gave it a bit more weight and strength. Oh, and I added a tall pocket on the inside to hold a bottle. Hope this helps.
I attended a baby shower for a lovely young lady who has grown up before my eyes. Now she's going to be a mom. She and her future little one received this quilt.
I made a little bag for it. Actually, it's not really for the quilt...it's to hang over the head rest of the car to toss in all those baby/kid things that need to be in the car. You know, books, toys, extra pacifiers and of course snacks.
The shower was great fun. I can't wait to see the little one with his/her quilt.
For those who asked...I used the Kidlet tutorial at JC Handmade for the car organizer. I used part of a quilted zig zag pillow sham for the front of the bag. I adapted her design a bit by making it larger 15x15 and I changed the size of the pocket to accomodate the book, but other than that it's pretty much the same. I also sewed two lengths of the polka dot ribbon together on the edges for the handle. I wanted polka dots to be on both sides, plus it gave it a bit more weight and strength. Oh, and I added a tall pocket on the inside to hold a bottle. Hope this helps.
Love the coins quilt! And the car organizer is such a great idea.
ReplyDeletePocket change! What a great name for your quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe carseat organizer is great. Do you happen to have a tutorial for that? And I really need to tie more things with ribbon!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt. I love the fabrics you put together.
ReplyDeleteI also love, love, love the baby gift. What a great idea!!! You continue to amaze me.
Have a great week
Love the car tote?? Tutorial for that? Please? or just the cut sizes. I can make the bag and figure out the ribbon, but need to know a good size...
ReplyDeleteWow Jacquie. Love the car organizer idea. What a practical and useful gift.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, you just amaze me with your creativity!
ReplyDeleteI love this - the pocket change quilt to the little zig zag and car organizer - awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you wrapped the quilt up! What a nice gift!
ReplyDeleteI love the bag...I would love to see a tutorial on that one...or just instructions!
ReplyDeleteI am going to have 3 soon and definitely could use something like that!!!!!
Love the colors in your coin quilt. I still wonder when you sleep!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous creations!! The coin quilt is wonderful and the argyle quilting is so great!! Also the zig-zag - what a perfect baby quilt. AND the bag! Holy smokes! You are on a roll. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love your coin quilt. Love all the jewel toned colors in it. I bet the mom to be loves it! Lucky mom!
ReplyDeleteAll of it is wonderful! I love that zig zag quilt. And what a great idea the car organizer is.
ReplyDeleteThe coins quilt turned out wonderful! Thanks for the car organizer info. I am always looking for a cute way to present a gift - I hate using wraping paper, it is such a waste.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What a lucky baby!!
ReplyDeleteLove your coin quilt and the baby gift. Great idea to make a car organizer!
ReplyDeleteThe coin quilt is to die for!! Love the zig zag too. You can do no quilting wrong!
ReplyDeleteYou make it sound so easy! Love what you have done. And the picking out of stitches was worth it.
ReplyDeleteGee, aren't you supposed to be resting your hands?
ReplyDeleteLove the car seat bag. I would need to make it out of black though, The Monster always has her feet on the back of the seat.
I can't believe you took all that quilting out! And Cheryl's right -- aren't you supposed to be taking it easy?
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts, the bag...you've been busy!
aaahhh....at last...after such a
ReplyDeletefunny..uh, I mean awful ordeal you had with this one.
Hey, I would get pregnant again if I could get one of those cute quilt/carry all bags......NOT!!!
I'm thinking: WOW what a wonderful quilt! Loved the missing batting story, by the way; glad to hear I'm not the only one who stupid does now and then:-)
ReplyDeleteGood going, and all's well that ends well! I love the quilting on the coin quilt, just wonderful! And what a lucky mom and baby to be, to receive such a beautiful and thoughtful gift.
ReplyDeleteLove your coin quilting. The argyle quilting pattern is a perfect compliment. A quilt in a kidlet. Great gift!!! I love coming here for inspiration by Jacquie.
ReplyDeleteI love the pocket change quilt!! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteOh, Jacquie, I just found out I will not be making it to see your show this Friday...my last chance! :-(
ReplyDeleteI've been working six day work weeks and will continue through September...so despite my plans for a quick jaunt over to KC this weekend, It isn't going to happen. I was so looking forward to meeting you in person and seeing your quilts...I wish you all the best this weekend, just the same.
Beautiful work Jacquie! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the resource for the car organizer. A friend is due later this year and I would like to make one of these for her.
ReplyDeleteI love all the teal/aqua blue in your coin quilt - and then to frame it in the same color - yum! Great car organizer!
ReplyDeleteWow - that is pocket change definitely worth it's weight in gold, Jacquie! I love the car organizer - for any sort of stuff!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
You are so inspiring, Jacquie. I love the pocket change quilt and the baby quilt and car organizer. They're just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe coin quilt is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great baby gift! It's sure to be appreciated.
Love the quilt and thanks for the tutorial I will give this one a go. Take care Carol
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great tutorial! And for the link to the car organizer: what a great gift idea!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm in love with that quilt. Not surprising! I think I'm in love with all your quilts! LOL
ReplyDeleteThe coin quilt is beautiful! I am definitely adding that to my list of quilts to make. The car organizer is awesome! I need one-so it is going on the "must make in the immediate future" list. Thanks for always inspiring and giving new ideas!
ReplyDeleteI just love your coin quilt, I love the fabrics you used and being a new Grandma, I must make a bag for my car. That was one lucky lady that received such a wonderful gift from you!!!
ReplyDeleteYour coin quilt is lovely! you used real nice fabrics together.
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are just gorgeous Jacquie! I love the fabrics in that baby quilt -- what a fun design for a new baby -- and a great package you put together!
ReplyDeleteI love them all as ever, they're just perfect and the bag... gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteJust fantastic! Any mom would love it.
ReplyDeletelove the new coin quilt and thanks for posting a tutorial. That quilt is such a great way to use up scraps
ReplyDeleteLove, love, LOVE the coin quilt. And the baby projects too. And is that "Pat the Bunny"?! A classic at our house, a tradition started by my grandmother. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make a matching bag for a quilt. Thanks for all the effort and time it takes to make a tutorial. They are appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous!
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OMG- I LOVE the Pocket Change . I just sent the tut link to my mother requesting it as a crib quilt for my when I have my first child (I'm not even married yet, haha) I can just picture being the inspiration piece for an entire nursery!
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