Puffy Quilt for Krista and Brian's New Nugget

My good soccer and game night peeps, Krista and Brian just had a sweet baby boy and I had a puffy quilt waiting for them. Unfortunately, I got really sick right after he was born and I had to wait until after Christmas break to give them his puffy quilt. So, now that they have finally seen it I can reveal it here. It was another unisex attempt, but I think it turned out a bit boyish so I'm glad they had a boy! Here it is:

I always love a good animal themed blanket! I also made a pink and grey one for Miss Reagan, but I totally forgot to take pictures of it! Major fail! I'll have to ask Ali to snap a few shots of it for me I guess.

Enjoy!

Another Puffy Quilt

Completed another puffy quilt, this time for Christine. I just can't get enough of these babies! I did a pink and light green to match the baby's room. the room also had some polka dot and butterfly decorations so I thought these fabrics worked really well. check it out:




As always, thanks to Christine for the request and giving me something to do while watching all the season finales of my fave shows! And mad props to the creator of the puffy quilt, HoneyBear Lane!

Puffy Christmas!

It's going to be a very puffy Christmas for some very special little nuggets out there. Here are two puff quilt blankets I just completed using the Honeybear Lane tutorial:



And in case you missed them, two that I've made in the past:



Hands down the best baby gift ever. Fo serious.

I'm in a Treasury for the first time!

Making Treasuries on Etsy is difficult, but getting featured in one is even harder! I'm finally in my first Treasury. You can see it here: TREASURY and I've added a screen shot below, check out my Baby Crib Blanket!

Many thanks to peacefu1 for featuring me!

Baby Blanket

I was cleaning out my yarn bin last night and I came across this fully completed baby boy blanket:



This blanket was also knit using the Project Linus pattern. I will probably drop this off with the closest Project Linus representative as soon as I get a chance. So fun to find forgotten projects!