Next decision was about colour. Despite alleged sexual equality and all the politics around it, the adage 'pink for a girl and blue for a boy' is still firmly entrenched.
So, do I wait to find out what flavour she's having or go for a gender neutral colour (that'll be yellow, then)?
I like the look of this one. (It's not mine - credit to Anna Levengood)
Yesterday's walk was a bit rubbish, only a couple of miles, but redeemed myself today with 3.5 miles. Almost enjoyed it. I went out after work. Had quite a busy day today, which was fine. Less fine was listening to a grown woman listing every gift she got for Christmas. Surely the question, "what did you get for Christmas?" is a bit like "how are you?" No-one actually expects a detailed answer - it's small talk.
I had the same issue!! I too am making a baby quilt. I looked as you did and ended up sewing 5" squares. It was very busy so removed bright spots. I used Hello Bear by Art Gallery. I ended up with 7 squares by 7 squares but added a 2" border. I should have blogged my progress but did not. I will when I'm done. Good luck.
ReplyDeletethere is always green ... or a rainbow or "themed" prints like animals, zoo, woodland, that will blend right in x Log cabin is a super adaptable pattern that can use many colours and still look good x
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