Personalized Baby Name Quilt Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Today I'm sharing how to make a 32x32 personalized baby quilt. However, this technique can be applied to any size quilt and even used on other items like sweatshirts, book bags, etc.
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Supplies:
-HeatNBond Lite - Don't skip this! amzn.to/3s70dF4
1 yard of White Kona Fabric amzn.to/3TnOluA
-1 yard of backing (Here I'm using Saturday in Paris by Riley Blake): amzn.to/48vcffp
Crib-sized white cotton batting amzn.to/477xV15
Light Box or another source of light- amzn.to/3gmoJ2y
Detail Scissors these are my FAVORITE but technically any kind would work- amzn.to/3Sg11SK
X-Acto Knife not totally necessary but it makes small details easier- amzn.to/3TBHzRy
White cotton thread or coordinating color- amzn.to/3eHWY3O
6" x 24" Quilting Ruler or long straight edge- amzn.to/3F4ph7r
-Sewing clips -amzn.to/3VEZsAB
Set-Up:
-Cut the white/front fabric to 32" x 32"
-Cut the batting fabric to 34" x 34"
-Cut the backing fabric to 36" x 36" and save the extra for your name.
For the Name:
-I used PicMonkey (www.picmonkey.com). This is the Jeremy font.
-Here is the printer that I use, but any HP printer uses the same app that I'm using in this tutorial. amzn.to/3EQFdcb
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Thank you for making this video so simple to follow.
You’re welcome!! Thank you for the comment 😀
Thank so much for this tutorial. I made one for my great nephew this weekend and it’s super cute. I used my Cricut Maker to cut out the name and then quilted with my embroidery machine. I need to find more babies to make quilts for…it was so much fun to make.
That’s awesome! And definitely creative to use your cricut and embroidery machine 😍. Thanks for coming back to leave a comment!
Thank you so much for explaining how to put a name on a quilt. I learned a lot!❤
Thank you for your comment! So glad this was helpful for you!
Thank you so much 💓, I have a few baby quilts to make and this helps me alot 💕
I'm so glad! :)
This is great!! ❤
Thank you for the tutorial!
You’re so welcome! ❤️
Love this! I’m most definitely trying this. It’s beautiful!!
Yay! I’m so glad you like it! Thanks for watching 😀❤️
So cute! Saving!
😍😍thank you!
Love this ❤
@@user-uh4nm3qi8f thank you!!
Beautiful
Thank you!
I may just have to try this!
Do it!!😀😀
Beautiful!!! Would you happen to know the name or manufacturer of the flower fabric. I’m obsessed with it and have a new granddaughter on the way!! Thanks for your excellent video 💕
Hey! This is from the Saturday in Paris line by Riley Blake. Here’s a link: www.etsy.com/listing/1168534099/
thank you for this!!!!!!
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Loved it! Can you share what kind of gloves you’re using and is it so t fabric doesn’t move under your hands?
Hey! Excellent question! Yes. Quilting gloves help to grip the fabric so that it doesn't slip around so much while trying to quilt. While they're not 100% necessary...they kind of are😂. It just makes things so much easier! I love this brand: amzn.to/3Z3bS9K. Thank you for watching!
@@southernsewingco thank you so much for your answer, I will be making my very first free motion quilt ever and your video was incredibly helpful!
Will the fabric edge on the name fray?
@@ashleypilarski334with the raw-edge appliqué, it does fray a little. I think that’s one of my favorite things though! It gives it a unique and loved look❤️
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Love it! Question.. do you have any issues with the fraying fabric around the name since it a “raw” edge?
I should have added this info into the video! Sorry! So this is a raw edge appliqué like you mentioned, and the fabric will slightly fray to your stitch line. I love it though! It’s so unique. It doesn’t look messy at all. Even after years and years of washing it still looks awesome. I’ve made maybe over 100 of these over the years? So cute!
@@southernsewingco thank you for the inspiration! I’m going to work on one this week.
I wondered that exact thing.
I think the edges can also be zigzagged stitch so it prevents fray