This is a quilt for a special person: first nephew I’ll ever meet! He comes from very bright and sweet people. When I saw Lizzy House‘s fabric line Natural History I fell in love with the playfulness of color and design. She seems pretty awesome. Check her out on Creativebug too (I am a huge fan of Creativebug, but more on that another time). I consulted School of Sewing‘s instructions for a baby-sized quilt, but then added in my own arrangement. 
Carolyn Friedlander‘s new line Caraki tones down the color and adds to a structured effect. Bones are the best. We all need bones and they are beautiful to look at. Caraki is beautiful and strong. Perfect!
I wasted no time using my favorite FM curved shape while quilting. I love this quilt, and I’m excited to meet the little guy it is for.
What have you been sewing up lately? Happy end of March to everyone!
Brambleton Threads 
I’ve had a partial Natural History project sitting around for quite awhile. I love this fabric so much.
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What are you thinking of making? 🙂
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Nice work or play, depending on how one looks at it 🙂
You’ve inspired me…time to sew!
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Play! 🙂 Can’t wait to see what you’ve made!
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Very nice!
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Thank you!
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I like those little quilted humps! Do you mark to get them even?
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I did not mark them, but will next time! I went totally improv on those humps 🙂
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Awesome! I love those dinosaur prints… I’m sure your new nephew will too!
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He is loving them so far! 🙂
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