Going directly to my Zibbets and Art Fire Store is this hand tied American Jane (Moda Fabric) baby quilt depicting an earlier time where children played jump rope, ring-around-the-rosey and London Bridge. I see this quilt and it reminds me of the Dick and Jane books I grew up on or the Little Rascals television series. I know, I just dated myself!
This is a wonderful quilt that is 23" x 42 1/2" perfect for a crib blanket and it has a polyester low loft batting, so it is not to heavy for a slumbering baby. The binding is hand stitched and I hand tied it to the back so the knots wouldn't destract from the beautiful scene on the front.
The back is also American Jane fabric in a red and tiny white checks pattern. You can see by this picture how the knots look. I loved this backing because it was a nice color for a boy or a girl and not the traditional pink or blue.
I will be listing this in my Zibbets and Art Fire stores, so please, if you are interested in this quilt (selling for $25 ), please contact me prior to purchasing and I will let you know if it is still available.
In the meantime, even if you don't want to purchase it or you just love looking at quilts or Moda fabrics, I wanted to share with you some closer shots of the print as I think this is just the cutest print I have seen lately.
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