Pink and blue clouds for twin’s quilts

February 23, 2011 by Scarlett Burroughs 1 Comment

Erica at The Polka-dot Umbrella used the tutorial Rainbow Bunting Baby Quilt by Cheryl at A Pretty Cool Life to make two baby quilts but put her own spin on them. She followed the tute to make the bunting but changed the overall size and added some special stitching in the white spaces. Go to her post to see pink clouds for the baby girl and blue clouds for the baby boy. These two quilts are gifts to a friend who had twins. Bravo Erica. That took courage as will raising two at once, just ask my mom. I’m a twin and fraternal just like these new babies. Tell her congratulations from all of us.

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