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New Baby Quilt





These little creatures 
captured me recently 
with the discovery
 at my local Joann's 

This nursery fabric panel is titled:
Susan Winget Tiny Creatures Panel






Layering it along with a light w/ soft batting 
and then adding for the back a printed flannel
 titled sugar coral floral , formed this quick quilt,
Once machine stitched around all the creatures 
and patterns to sew all layers together.





Also used the back flannel print to bind.




Rather pleased how it turned out 
and with how well this 
quilt came together as to gift.




Think I maybe planning another panel quilt
 in the nearing future for more enjoyment!
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