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I wanted to try making these blocks or boxes, so I looked at images to see what was out there. I saw the boxes stacked like these and then other quilts had them ‘floating’. I like both ways, so I made up this baby quilt using both ideas. It measures 39x49 after quilting. I stitched in the ditch around the boxes or blocks and stippling in the background. I also pieces my binding to add a little color around the outer edge. I used the Rhombus Ruler from Missouri Star, not sure if it’s the smallest RR but I think my strips were about 3 1/2 inches. Have a nice day -Toogie

My Mom had a pile of little block packets from her local fabric shop. She kept part and sent along these. (I quit making them when I had the number needed) With a little finagling of the fabrics I came up with these 12. Bordered with more of the fabric and bound with a purple from my stash it turned out pretty cute. Also from my Mom's stash was a lot of the Ultra Suede fabrics. Quilted using a large meander. They are making fabulous backs. Will go to a nephew and wife who are expecting their first in August.

I made this for a friend's first grandson. I've always loved the Jungle Book and I had this panel just waiting for a little boy. I quilted it myself.

Here are a couple more quilts using my scraps. I really think my scraps multiply at night.

Really having fun using my scraps to create blankets for little ones. With all of the scraps I have it should keep me busy for the year.

Love the square on point block. I think a little boy will like this quilt.

More fun using my fabric scraps. I did the stack and whack method.

I am on a mission to use my fabric I have on hand to make some baby/kids quilts. This is the first of many. My sister takes them to her church to use for families in need.