It’s been a while since I’ve had an opportunity to pose here…..
The new house is coming out rather nicely! The little one has a swing-set now, we’re just waiting for it to not be raining outside so the grass can be mowed so we can finish putting that sucker up. It’s partially built on our patio at the moment. On top of house stuff school has been getting super de duper busy as well. At first it was pretty easy but now….. wow…. I can’t even begin to get into how complex graphic design gets when your into your final year. Now that I’m into a 2 week break, a much-needed one, I can finally do a few things that I’ve wanted to do. Me being productive = tutorials and posts for you! Yay for productivity and caffeine!
The baby blanket. This is the second part of the cuddle blanket I posted about earlier. A few more photos this time 🙂 So, I realized that I didn’t have any quilt or blanket binding so I had to improvise. Also, I didn’t really want to use batting because I didn’t want to make it super thick. Instead, I used fusible fleece. Since this is a small cuddle blanket and not a huge quilt I figured I could get away with these. I’m not sure how they would work on a full quilt. So first I cut the backing and interfacing to the size of the quilted top. Then, I fused the fleece (interfacing) to the quilted top. In my head this seemed like it would help with the longevity of the blanket. After that put the backing and quilted top Right Sides Together and pin.
Spunky Punky 